Answer:
a. Accounts Receivable (Dr.) $9,880
Sales (Cr.) $9,880
If not adjusted it will have impact on revenue in Income statement being understated and Receivables being understated in the balance sheet by the amount of $9,800.
b. Notes Receivable (Dr.) $650
Interest Income (Cr.) $650
If not adjusted this will have effect on Income statement in the incomes being understated and ultimately decrease in net income and in balance sheet it will understate the receivables (assets) by the amount of $650.
Explanation:
<u>1. Adjusting Entries </u>
a. Accounts Receivable (Dr.) $9,880
Sales (Cr.) $9,880
b. Notes Receivable (Dr.) $650
Interest Income (Cr.) $650
2. If a. is not adjusted it will result in understatement of accounts receivables ultimate effect on assets side of the balance sheet and sales (revenue) will also be understated and will have ultimate effect on income statement by the amount of $9,880.
If b. is not adjusted this will have effect on income statement in a decrease in net income and in the balance sheet receivables will be declined by the amount of $650 on the assets side.
