Answer:
A. Debit Income Summary $41,300; credit Expense accounts $41,300
Explanation:
At the end of the period, the revenue and expenses for the company are closed into the income summary account which in turn is closed into the retained earnings account.
For revenue, the entries are debit revenue and credit income summary with the revenue for the year. For expenses, credit expenses and debit income summary with the total expense for the year.
As such, given that Total revenues for the period are $58,200, total expenses are $41,300, and dividends are $10,200, the correct closing entry for the expense accounts is
Debit Income Summary $41,300
Credit Expense accounts $41,300
When the government lowers income taxes, consumption is Stimulated, causing a <span>rightward shift of the AD curve.
By lowering income taxes, the government will ensure an increase in average disposable income (part of the income that could be used to buy things). This will stimulate consumption and rightward movement in the Curve.</span>
The debit balance at the end of the fiscal year becomes a remaining amount of the revenue (expense) or a deficit from the estimated revenue. This is reported on the income statement and followed on the next report that should be addressed on to the future revenue.
