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This document lists various adjusting entries needed at the end of an accounting period. These include recognizing expenses such as interest, salaries, rent, and insurance that have been incurred but not yet paid. Other adjustments include allocating prepaid expenses over time and recording depreciation expense. The total debits and credits are shown to be equal, indicating the accounting equation remains balanced after the adjustments.
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P 4.3 adjusting entries pg no 181 182
- 1. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 Adjusting Entries NO: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. ADJUSTMENTS Interest expense Interest payable DEBIT $ 180 Salaries expense Salaries payable 3,470 Unearned retainer fees Legal fees earned 7,700 Legal fees receivable Legal fees earned 4,780 Insurance expense Unexpired insurance (3,000/6=500) 500 Office rent expense Prepaid office ent 1,600 Office supplies expense Office supplies (1,460-1100=360) 360 Depreciation expense Accumulated depreciation: office equipment (26,400/10=2,640/12=220) 220 180 3,470 7,700 4,780 500 1,600 360 1. Cash Debit $ Balance B/F 10,060 Balance B/F 10,060/= 10,060 2. Legal fees receivable Debit $ d. 4,780 Balance B/F 4,780/= 4,780 Adjusting Entries CREDIT $ Credit $ Balance C/F 220 10,060 10,060/= Credit $ Balance C/F 4,780 4,780/=
- 2. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 3. Unexpired insurance Debit $ Balance B/F 3,000 Balance B/F 3,000/= 2,500 4. Prepaid office rent Debit $ Balance B/F 4,800 Balance B/F 4,800/= 3,200 5. Office supplies Debit $ Balance B/F 1,460 Balance B/F 1,460/= 1,100 6. Office equipment Debit $ Balance B/F 26,400 Balance B/F Credit $ e. Balance C/F Credit $ f. Balance C/F Credit $ g. Balance C/F 26,400/= 26,400 Credit $ Balance C/F 500 2,500 3,000/= 1,600 3,200 4,800/= 360 1,100 1,460/= 26,400 26,400/= 7. Accumulated depreciation: Office equipment Debit $ Credit $ Balance C/F 220 h. 220/= 220 Balance B/F 8. Notes payable Debit $ Balance C/F 16,000 16,000/= Adjusting Entries 220/= 220 Credit $ Balance B/F 16,000 16,000/=
- 3. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 Balance B/F 180 180/= 180 Credit $ b. 3,470 Balance B/F 3,470/= 3,470 Credit $ Balance B/F 16,020 Balance B/F 16,020/= 8,320 Credit $ Balance B/F 20,000 Balance B/F 180 Credit $ a. Balance B/F 9. Interest payable Debit $ Balance C/F 16,000 20,000/= 10,060 Credit $ Balance C/F 4,000 180/= 10. Salaries payable Debit $ Balance C/F 3,470 3,470/= 11. Unearned retainer fees Debit $ c. Balance C/F 12. Pat hamiltion, capital Debit $ Balance C/F 7,700 8,320 16,020/= 20,000 20,000/= 13. Pat hamilton, drawing Debit $ Balance B/F 4,000 Balance B/F 4,000/= 4,000 14. Legal fees earned Debit $ Balance C/F 6,360 Adjusting Entries 4,000/= Credit $ Balance B/F d. 1,580 4,780
- 4. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 6,360/= Balance B/F 15. Salaries expense Debit $ Balance B/F b. Balance B/F 2,680 3,470 6,150/= 6,150 16. Miscellaneous expense Debit $ Balance B/F 1,200 Balance B/F 6,360/= 6,360 Credit $ Balance C/F 6,150 1,200/= 1,200 17. Office rent expense Debit $ f. 1,600 Balance B/F 6,150/= Credit $ Balance C/F 1,200/= 1,600/= 1,600 18. Office supplies expense Debit $ g. 360 Balance B/F Credit $ Balance C/F Balance B/F 20. Interest expense Debit $ a. Adjusting Entries Credit $ Balance C/F 360 360/= Credit $ Balance C/F 220/= 220 180 1,600 1,600/= 360/= 360 19. Depreciation expense: Office equipment Debit $ h. 220 1,200 220 220/= Credit $ Balance C/F 180
- 5. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 Balance B/F 180/= 180 21. Insurance expense Debit $ e. 500 Balance B/F 500/= 500 No. 180/= Credit $ Balance C/F 500 500/= 1. Adjustments Cash Debit $ 10,060 2. Legal fees receivable 4,780 3. Unexpired insurance 2,500 4. Prepaid office rent 3,200 5. Office supplies 1,100 6. Office equipment 26,400 7. Accumulated depreciation: office equipment 220 8. Notes payable 16,000 9. Interest payable 180 10. Salaries payable 3,470 11. Unearned retainer fees 8,320 12. Pat Hamilton, Capital 20,000 13. Pat Hamilton, Drawing 14. Legal fees earned 15. Salaries expense 6,150 16. Miscellaneous expense 1,200 Adjusting Entries Credit $ 4,000 6,360
- 6. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 17. Office rent expense 1,600 18. Office supplies expense 360 19. Depreciation expense: Office Equipment 220 20. Interest expense 180 21. Insurance expense 500 Total 62,250/= Adjusting Entries 54,550/=
- 7. Page No: 181 -182 Problem No: 4.3 17. Office rent expense 1,600 18. Office supplies expense 360 19. Depreciation expense: Office Equipment 220 20. Interest expense 180 21. Insurance expense 500 Total 62,250/= Adjusting Entries 54,550/=