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Directions: Prepare journal entries with the following information a). Purchased a 18 month insurance policy on...

Directions: Prepare journal entries with the following information
a). Purchased a 18 month insurance policy on June 1st for $36,000.
Record the purchase along with the December 31 adjusting entry
Date Account Debit Credit
1-Jun Prepaid Insurance 36,000
Insurance Expense 10,000
31-Dec
b) Donald had supplies of $10,000 on January 1, purchased supplies in the year of $25,000
and had $18,000 supplies remaining on December 31
Date Account Debit Credit
Various Cash 25,000
Supplies
31-Dec Supplies $      18,000
Cash
c) On December 16th, Daisy Duck rented a truck for 60 days for $4,500
Record the journal entry od December 16th and December 31st

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Date Account Debit Credit
1-Jun Prepaid Insurance $36,000.00
Cash $36,000.00
31-Dec Insurance Expense $14,000.00
Prepaid Insurance (36000/18*7) $14,000.00
Date Account Debit Credit
Supplies $25,000.00
Cash $25,000.00
31-Dec Supplies Expense $17,000.00
Supplies (10000+25000-18000) $17,000.00
Date Account Debit Credit
16-Dec Cash $4,500.00
Unearned Rent Revenue $4,500.00
31-Dec Unearned Rent Revenue $1,200.00
Earned Rent revenue ( 4500/60*16) $1,200.00

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