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Keith_Richards [23]
3 years ago
6

A. Depreciation on the company's equipment for the year 2017 is computed to be $11,000.

Business
1 answer:
zvonat [6]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Adjustments, Journal Entries for the year ended

Explanation:

A] Depreciation ac dr 11000

to Machine ac 11000

(Depreciation debited to Profit & Loss Account, deducted from Machine value in asset side of Balance Sheet)

B] Prepaid Insurance ac dr 1590

to Insurance ac 1590

(Prepaid Insurance, subtracted from - 'Insurance' - at debit side of Profit & Loss account)

C] Trading account dr 330

to Opening Stock ac 330

  • Trading Account dr 2860

to Purchase ac 2860

  • Closing Stock ac dr 389

to Trading Account 389

D]  Income ac dr 5000*  

to Income Advance ac  5000*

(Income Advance, subtracted from 'Income' - at credit side of Profit & Loss account)

  • Prepaid Rent ac dr 1590**

to Rent ac 1590**

(Prepaid Rent, subtracted from 'Rent' - at debit side of Profit & Loss account)

E] Wages ac dr 7000

to Wages outstanding 7000

(Outstanding Wages, added to 'Wages' - at debit side of Trading account)  

* 5000 = 1/3rd of 15000 , ** 1590 = 5700 - 4110

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