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Adjusting entry for prepaid Rent at the end of the year:
Rent expenses a/c DR $1021
Prepaid Rent a/c CR $1021
($12252 ÷12 = $1021) for 1 month.
Option C is correct.
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There are three pages to this. I have first page done and stuck on
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