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Lunna [17]
4 years ago
5

Prepaid Advertising Debit Balance $1100

Business
1 answer:
alukav5142 [94]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Debit   Advertising expense  $916.67

Credit  Prepaid Advertising    $916.67

Being entries to recognize advertising expense incurred for 5 months.

Explanation:

When an amount is paid in advance, the entries posted are

Debit Prepaid Advertising  

Credit Cash account (with the amount prepaid)

As the expense is incurred, entries required would be

Debit Advertising expense

Credit  Prepaid Advertising  (with the amount incurred)

Expense incurred in 5 months

= 5/6 × $1100

= $916.67

Hence the entries required will be

Debit   Advertising expense  $916.67

Credit  Prepaid Advertising    $916.67

Being entries to recognize advertising expense incurred for 5 months.

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