Date | Account title | Debit | credit |
a | Interest expense | 3900 | |
Interest payable | 3900 | ||
b | Interest receivable | 4800 | |
Interest revenue | 4800 | ||
c | Unearned rent revenue | 3400 | |
Rent revenue | 3400 | ||
[Being rent earned for 6 months out of 24 months /2 years . 13600 *6/24 ] | |||
d | salaries and wage expense | 25200 | |
salaries and wage payable | 25200 | ||
[Being salary accrued for 4 days :6300*4] | |||
e | Supplies expense | 2000 | |
Supplies | 2000 | ||
[Being supplies used 3500-1500] | |||
f | Depreciation expense | 12000 | |
Accumulated depreciation -equipment | 12000 | ||
[Being depreciation expense for the year ] |
working :
Depreciation expense =[cost -residual value ]/useful life
= [60000 -0 ]/ 5
= 12000
b)Book value = 60000 - 12000 = $ 48000
a. The business has interest expense of $3,900 that it must pay early in January 2021....
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