| Adjusting Entry | Amount | Computation | |
| a | DR: Supplies | 2000 | Original/Wrong Entry |
| CR: Supplies Expense | 2000 | DR: Supplies Expense | |
| CR: Cash | |||
| Correct Entry | |||
| DR: Supplies | |||
| CR: Cash | |||
| b | DR: Employee Expense/Salary | 7000 | No entry passed yet for employees work done in December |
| CR: Outstanding Expense | 7000 | ||
| c | DR: Prepaid Insurance Expense | 16000 | Calcualtion for 4 months prepaid rent |
| CR: Insurance Expense | 16000 | 24000*4/6 = 16000 | |
| d | DR: Depreciation Expense | 36000 | Calculation of Depreciation per year |
| CR: Accumulated Depreciation | 36000 | (380000-20000)/10 = 36000 | |
| e | DR: Service Revenue | 14000 | Calculation of Prereceived Income |
| CR: Pre received Income | 14000 | 21000*2/3 = 14000 |
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