Question 1
Correct answer-------(B) credit to unearned subscription revenue for $90
The subscription is received in advance hence amount will be recorded as a liability. Cash account will be debited for 90.
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Question 2
Correct answer-------True.
Accrual expense include Interest accrued on any loan, Salaries accrued but not paid, Utility bill accrued etc.
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Question 3
Correct answer-------(C ) Debit to sales
Since sales tax is included in sales the sales amount is overstated and hence it will be balanced to correct amount if the sales tax is credited and sales is debited.
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Question 4
Correct answer-------(B) Overstate owner’s equity
The owner’s equity is overstated because net income is overstated. Moreover liabilities are understated and expenses are understated.
Revaluation Magazine receives $90 in advance from a customer for a 3-year subscription. Revaluation Magazine's entry...
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ivanhoe company Ltd publishes a monthy sports magazine,
fishing preview. subscriptions to the magazine cost $28 per year.
during november 2022, ivanhoe sells 6,000 subscriptions for cash,
beginning with the december issue. ivanhoe prepares financial
statements quarterly and recognizes subcription revenue at the end
of the quartee. the company uses the accounts unearned subcription
revenue and subscription revenue. the company has a december 31
year end
Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit Nov. Prepare the adjusting entry at December...
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