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babunello [35]
3 years ago
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The computation of the depreciation expense for the year 2017 and 2018 is shown below:

= (Original cost - residual value) ÷ (useful life)  

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Date       General Journal              Debit        Credit

Jun. 30  Uncollectible Expense $2,320

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To provide 8% allowance for uncollectibles.

b) To accrue one month of interest on the note receivable:

Date        General Journal       Debit             Credit

Jun. 30   Interest Receivable  $40.83

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Assets

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Net Accounts Receivable                             $26,680

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Mar. 27   Cash Discount                                       200                0

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2. May 21, Assets: Office supplies $500 Liabilities: Accounts Payable $500

3. May 25, Assets: Cash $4,000 Equity: Service Revenue $4,000

4. May 30, Assets: Cash $1,000 Equity: Service Revenue $1,000

b. Journal Entries:

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15, Assets: Cash         $7,000

Assets: Equipment                $3,000

Equity: Common stock                             $10,000

2.

May 21, Assets: Office supplies $500

Liabilities: Accounts Payable                       $500

3. May 25, Assets: Cash       $4,000

Equity: Service Revenue                          $4,000

4. May 30, Assets: Cash       $1,000

Equity: Service Revenue                          $1,000

c. T-accounts:

Cash

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Common stock     $7,000

3. May 25, Service revenue    4,000

4. May 30, Service revenue    1,000

Equipment

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Common stock     $3,000

Office Supplies

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

2. May 21, Accounts Payable $500

Common Stock

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Cash                                        $7,000

1. May 15   Equipment                                3,000

Accounts Payable

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

2. May 21, Office supplies                         $500

Service Revenue

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

3. May 25, Cash                                       $4,000

4. May 30, Cash                                          1,000

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a) Data and Analysis with Accounting Equation:

1. May 15, Assets Cash $7,000 Equipment $3,000 Equity: Common stock $10,000

2. May 21, Assets: Office supplies $500 Liabilities: Accounts Payable $500

3. May 25, Assets: Cash $4,000 Equity: Service Revenue $4,000

4. May 30, Assets: Cash $1,000 Equity: Service Revenue $1,000

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As the client is facing the issue of increased intracranial pressure , where the amount of fluid around the brain is reduced  which is a fatal condition , so in order to avoid this condition , Osmotic diuretic is given , so that the excess fluid can comes out with urine .

Hence , the correct term is osmotic diuretic .

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