(a): Supplies expense = opening balance in supplies account+purchases – closing balance in supplies account
= 400+11500-1100
= $10,800
(b): Account Name: Supplies Account. $1,100
(47) a: Monthly rent = $24,000/6 months = $4,000 per month. So rent expenses from August to December = $4,000*5 months = $20,000
Thus rent expenses in 2019 income statement = $20,000
(b): Account name: Pre-paid rent. $4,000
(48) Monthly interest payments = $100,000*5%/12 = $416.67.
Thus interest expenses for October to December 2019 = $416.67*3 months = $1,250. This amount will not stand as interest payable as the amount is paid at the end of each month.
Thus accounts in income statement and the amount will be:
Account name: Interest expenses. Amount $1,250
Accounts and amounts in Balance sheet will be:
Accounts name: Notes payable. Amount $100,000
(Please note that as interest is paid at the end of each month hence it can be assumed that there are no interest payable and all interest amount is paid at the end of each month to the bank. Hence the balance sheet will not have an interest payable account).
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The company has a Supplies account balance of $200 on January 1.
During the year, the company purchased $1,500 of supplies. As of
December 31, a count revealed that there were $500 of supplies on
hand. Complete the necessary journal entry. (If no entry is
required for a transaction/event, select "No journal entry
required" in the first account field.)
1 Record the supplies used during the year. Note: Enter debits before credits. Date General Journal Debit Credit Dec 31