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Following are the adjustment data for Bruno Company: a-b. Merchandise inventory (ending), $1,045. c. Professional fees...

Following are the adjustment data for Bruno Company:

a-b. Merchandise inventory (ending), $1,045.
c. Professional fees earned, $32,100.
d. Supplies inventory (on hand), $1,415.
e. Insurance expired, $750.
f. Depreciation of office equipment, $300.
g. Wages accrued, $630.

Record these data in the Adjustments column of the following work sheet.

If an amount is zero, enter "0".

Bruno Company
Worksheet
TRIAL BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT
Cash 32,725   
Accounts Receivable 960   
Merchandise Inventory 1,250   
Supplies 1,525   
Prepaid Insurance 930   
Office Equipment 5,450   
Accum. Depr.-Office Equipment
Accounts Payable 480   
M. Bruno, Capital 11,750   
M. Bruno, Drawing 1,125   
Unearned Professional Fees 34,700   
Wages Expense 1,420   
Advertising Expense 350   
Rent Expense 700   
Telephone Expense 130   
Utilities Expense 190   
Miscellaneous Expense 175   
Income Summary
Professional Fees Income
Supplies Expense
Insurance Expense
Depr. Expense-Office Equipment
Wages Payable
46,930 46,930

Carry the Income Summary account from the Adjustments columns into the Income Statement columns as two separate figures. For merchandise inventory, record the amount of the ending inventory in the Balance Sheet Debit column. For unearned revenue, record the unearned revenue account in the Balance Sheet Credit column and the revenue account in the Income Statement Credit column.

Complete the Income Statement and Balance Sheet columns of the work sheet for Bruno Company from Practice Exercise 3.

If an amount is zero, enter "0".

Bruno Company
Worksheet
TRIAL BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS INCOME STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT
Cash 32,725   
Accounts Receivable 960   
Merchandise Inventory 1,250   
Supplies 1,525   
Prepaid Insurance 930   
Office Equipment 5,450   
Accum. Depr.-Office Equipment
Accounts Payable 480   
M. Bruno, Capital 11,750   
M. Bruno, Drawing 1,125   
Unearned Professional Fees 34,700   
Wages Expense 1,420   
Advertising Expense 350   
Rent Expense 700   
Telephone Expense 130   
Utilities Expense 190   
Miscellaneous Expense 175   
Income Summary
Professional Fees Income
Supplies Expense
Insurance Expense
Depr. Expense-Office Equipment
Wages Payable
46,930 46,930
Net Income

Take the adjusting entries recorded in the journal directly from the Adjustments columns of the work sheet.

Prepare the year-end adjusting entries from the Adjustments column of Bruno Company's work sheet from Practice Exercise 3.

GENERAL JOURNAL PAGE 1
DESCRIPTION POST. REF. DEBIT CREDIT
(a) Income Summary
     Merchandise Inventory
(b) Merchandise Inventory
     Income Summary
(c) Unearned Professional Fees
     Professional Fees Income
(d) Supplies Expense
     Supplies
(e) Insurance Expense
     Prepaid Insurance
(f) Depreciation Expense, Office Equipment
     Accumulated Depreciation, Office Equipment
(g) Wages Expense
     Wages Payable

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Expert Solution

Worksheet is as prepared below:

Bruno Company
Worksheet
TRIAL BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS INCOME STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT DEBIT CREDIT
Cash 32,725 32,725
Accounts Receivable 960 960
Merchandise Inventory 1,250 205 1,045
Supplies 1,525 110 1,415
Prepaid Insurance 930 180 750
Office Equipment 5,450 5,450
Accum. Depr.-Office Equipment 300 300
Accounts Payable 480 480
M. Bruno, Capital 11,750 11750
M. Bruno, Drawing 1,125 1,125
Unearned Professional Fees 34,700 32,100 2,600
Wages Expense 1,420 630 2,050
Advertising Expense 350 350
Rent Expense 700 700
Telephone Expense 130 130
Utilities Expense 190 190
Miscellaneous Expense 175 175
Income Summary 205 205
Professional Fees Income 32,100 32,100
Supplies Expense 110 110
Insurance Expense 180 180
Depr. Expense-Office Equipment 300 300
Wages Payable 630 630
46,930 46,930 33,525 33,525 4,390 32,100
Net Income 27,710 27,710
Total 43470 43470

Journal entries:

GENERAL JOURNAL PAGE 1
DESCRIPTION POST. REF. DEBIT CREDIT
(a) Income Summary 205
     Merchandise Inventory 205
(b) Merchandise Inventory 205
     Income Summary 205
(c) Unearned Professional Fees 32,100
     Professional Fees Income 32,100
(d) Supplies Expense 110
     Supplies 110
(e) Insurance Expense 750
     Prepaid Insurance 750
(f) Depreciation Expense, Office Equipment 300
     Accumulated Depreciation, Office Equipment 300
(g) Wages Expense 630
     Wages Payable 630

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