Answer -
a.
No. |
Transaction |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
1 |
a. |
Unearned rent revenue |
$2,400 |
|
Rent revenue |
$2,400 |
Calculation:
Collected rent in advance on November 1 for 12 months’ = $14,400
As per given information, year ended at December 31
So,
Rent revenue for 2 months’ (From November 1 to December 31):
= Collected rent in advance * (2/12 months)
= $14,400 * (2/12)
= $2,400
b.
No. |
Transaction |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
2 |
b. |
Unearned service revenue |
$435 |
|
Service revenue |
$435 |
Calculation:
As per given information,
Company charges for per insect treatment = $145 per treatment
Advanced received for four treatment = $580
But, at year end company charged for three treatments to the customers
So,
Service revenue for 3 treatments = Charges for per insect treatment * 3 treatments
= $145 * 3
= $435
Or
Service revenue for 3 treatments = Advanced received for four treatment * (3/4 treatments)
= $580 * (3/4)
= $435
c.
No. |
Transaction |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
3 |
c. |
Unearned rent revenue |
$27,200 |
|
Rent revenue |
$27,200 |
Calculation:
Rent received in advance for six months on September 1 = $40,800
So,
Rent received for per month = $40,800 / 6 months’
= $6,800 per month
So,
Rent revenue for 4 months (From September 1 to December 31):
= Rent received for per month * 4 months,
= $6,800 per month * 4 months’
= $27,200
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