1)(A)
If the company has a monthly accounting period the adjustment entry for insureance will be-
Prepaid Insurance Account...................................Debit $3300
To Insurance Account $3300
( Being insureance paid in advance for 11 months is adjusted)
Note: Advance Insureance for 11 months = $3600 x 11/12 = $3300
(B)
If the company has a quarterly accounting period the adjustment entry will be-
Prepaid Insurance Account...................................Debit $2700
To Insurance Account $2700
(Being insureance paid in advance for 3 quarters is adjusted)
Note : advance insureance for 3 quarters = $3600 x 3/4
2)(A)
If the end of the accounting period falls on monday then adjustment entry will be-
Salary Account.......................................................Debit $4500
To Salary Payble $4500
(Being salary payble form satday to monday is adjusted)
Note: the pay day for the salary is friday. so, from saturday to monday salary is outstanding which is (1500x3) = $4500.
(B)
If the end of the accounting period is thursday then adjustment entry will be-
Salary Account.......................................................Debit $9000
To Salary Payble Account $9000
(being salary payble from saturday to thursday is adjusted)
Note: Salary is outstanding for 6 days i.e from saturday to thursday
3)
In the books of tennat
(A)
On 1st October
Cash Account .......................................................Debit $2500
To Rent Account $2500
(Being rent paid)
(B)
On 31st October
Prepaid Rent Account............................................Debit $2000
To Rent Account $2000
(Being advance rent adjusted of 4 months)
Note: Advance Rent of 4 Months from november to february = $2500 x 4/5 = $2000
In the books of landlord
(C)
October, 1st
Cash Account.....................................................................Debit $2500
To Rent Income Account $2500
(Being rent received for 5 months)
(D)
October 31st
Rent Income Account..........................................................Debit $2000
To Advance Rent Received Account $2000
(Being advance rent received for 4 months is adjusted)
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