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Accrued income:
Case 1
Interest income for 3 months is receivable.
Interest for 3 months = 100000×12%×(3/12) which is 3000.
Debit: interest receivable account 3000
Credit: interest income account 3000
Case 2
Rent for December 2019 is receivable but not recieved yet. Hence it is an asset.
Rental income for one month = 120000/12 which is 10000
Debit:rent receivable 10,000
Credit: rent income 10,000
Accrued expense
Case 1
Interest expense accrued for 4 months = 100000×12%×(4/12)which is 4000
Debit: interest expense 4000
Credit: interest payable 4000
Case 2
Rent expense for 3 months payable.
Rent expense for two month =(120000/12) × 2 which is 20,000
Debit: rent expense 20,000
Credit: rent payable 20,000
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31.
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the adjusting entries on the worksheet.
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bearing interest of 10% dated a month before the accounting
period.
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1. Record the following adjusting entries to reflect the accrual
and deferral of expense and revenue for the ending of December
31.
2.After you have journalized and posted the transactions, record
the adjusting entries on the worksheet.
a - Recognized the interest income accumlated on $5,000 note
bearing interest of 10% dated a month before the accounting
period.
b- Interest expense incurred but not yet paid on the promissory
note amounted to $50.
c- Recognized that the cleaning income which...
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