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On its bank reconciliation for the month of December, Pack Corp. noted that it had made...

On its bank reconciliation for the month of December, Pack Corp. noted that it had made an accounting error. It recorded a cash payment on a one-year insurance policy as $2,200 instead of the actual amount of $1,200.  

Question: In Pack Corp.'s month-end journal entry to record this reconciling item, which of the following is true?

Select one:

a. The "Prepaid Insurance" account should be debited for $1,000.

b. The "Prepaid Insurance" account should be credited for $1,000.

c. The "Accounts Receivable" account should be credited for $1,000.

d. The "Accounts Payable" account should be debited for $1,000.

e. The "Accounts Payable" account should be credited for $1,000.

f. The "Accounts Receivable" account should be debited for $1,000.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Correct answer--b. The "Prepaid Insurance" account should be credited for $1,000.

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Prepaid insurance account is debited with $2200 instead of $1200 which is $1000 higher than the actual amount.

Prepaid insurance is $1000 debited in excess so in order to correct this all we need to do is credit prepaid insurance with $1000 so that its balance becomes $1200.

($2200Dr-$1000 Cr) = $1200Dr


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