| Date | Account title and explanation | Debit | Credit |
| Jan 31. | Unearned revenue | $250 | |
| To service revenue | $250 | ||
| ( Being recorded the service revenue that was collected in advance) | |||
| Jan.31 | salaries expenses | $2000 | |
| To salaries payable | $2000 | ||
| ( Being salaries expenses accrued) | |||
| Jan.31 | Account receivables | $950 | |
| To service revenue | $950 | ||
| ( Being service revenue accrued) | |||
| Jan.31 | interest expenses | $150 | |
| To interest payable | $150 | ||
| ( Being interest expenses accrued) |
Note:-
A:- unearned revenue for 1 month = $2500/10 month = $250
B:- service expenses = $4000/2 = $2000
As salaries are paid on 1st and 15th of the month.
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