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At the time cash received in advance for services
Cash account......................Debit $10,000
unearned revenue account... Credit $10,000
Adjusting Entry
Unearned Revenue account.................Debit $2,000
To Revenue account...........................Credit $2,000
(Being $10,000 / 5 of revenue received in advance has been earned)
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