Account | Answer | Explanation |
1. Cash | No | There is generally no need to pass and adjusting entry for cash. The constant inflows and outflows of cash eliminate the need to do so. |
2. Prepaid expenses | Yes | Prepaid expense is considered as a current asset and an adjusting entry is passed using either asset method or expense method. |
3. Depreciation expense | Yes | An adjusting entry is required for depreciation expense. |
4. Accounts payable | Yes | Accounts payable require an adjusting entry |
5. Accumulated depreciation | Yes | An adjusting entry has to be passed for accumulated depreciation account as it is a contra asset account. |
6. Equipment | No | No adjusting entry is required for equipment in normal circumstances. |
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