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Here the value at the end of accounting period the physical count of supplies overvalued $2,200 still in the hand.
The adjusting entry on overvaluation toward $2,200 i.e,. Initially supplies are showing debit balance to adjust it we have to credit because it is overvalued.
Therefore adjusting entry is
Debiting supplies expense $2,200 and Credit Supplies $2,200
4th option is right.
Question 14 Question 14 of 20 1 points Save As Been The-Bonnet Company purchased office supplies...
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