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ADJUSTING ENTRIES

P9-5 The following information is taken from the ledger of ACE Trading Co. as of December 31, 2010, after its first year of operations:

 Cash 520,100

 Accounts receivable 690,000 

Notes receivable 170,500

 Prepaid insurance 80,000 

Store supplies 100,750 

Office supplies 150,210

 Furniture and Fixtures 830,500 

Accounts payable 450,000

 Notes payable 500,000

 J. King, capital ?

 J. King, drawing (debit) 380,000 

Sales 3,800,000 

Sales returns & allowances 130,050

 Purchases 2,840,500 

Purchase discount 230,000 Transportation-in 180,600 Store salaries 360,400 Advertising 140,500 Transportation -out 80,700 Office salaries 240,800 Rent expense 360,000 Other office expenses 50,540 Interest income 1,800 Adjusting information on December 31, 2010 is given below: 1. Merchandise on hand per physical count, P565,000 2. Accrued interest on notes receivable, P2,900 3. Unexpired insurance, P35,000 4. Rent expense includes P55,000 paid in advance 5. Accrued office salaries, P12,500 6. Unpaid telephone bill for the month, P4,500. 7. Inventory of office supplies, P34,500 8. Depreciation of furniture and fixtures is 10% per annum 9. Estimated uncollectible accounts is 5% of outstanding accounts receivable. 10. Accrued interest in notes payable, P4,500.

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