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The journal entry for the following items are :
Depreciation expense - Building = $6200
Salaries = $4100
Supplies = $3100
Here in the given question.,they asked about closing entry for such items ., which means charging all the expenses to profit and loss account at the end of the year.
Journal entry Debit($) Credi($)
Profit and loss account 13400
To Depreciation expense - Building 6200
To Salary expenses 4100
To Supplies 3100
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The following information is available for Sheridan
Company
Accounts receivable
$3,100
Cash
$6,370
Accounts payable
4,100
Supplies
3,790
Interest payable
580
Unearned service revenue
800
Salaries and wages expense
4,100
Service revenue
42,500
Notes payable
33,000
Salaries and wages payable
870
Common stock
58,500
Depreciation expense
710
Inventory
2,900
Equipment (net)
109,200
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