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Problem 1: The following accounts relate to Fly-By-Night Airlines. Prepare the 4 necessary closing entries. Depreciation...

Problem 1: The following accounts relate to Fly-By-Night Airlines. Prepare the 4 necessary closing entries.

Depreciation Expense                                       $330

Fees Earned                                                       23450

Fly-By-Night Drawing                                          6000

Insurance Expense                                                 300

Miscellaneous Expense                                         450

Rent Expense                                                         1600

Salary Expense                                                       1620

Supplies Expense                                                     850

Problem 2:

Indicate which of the following accounts of the ABC Co. should be closed (temporary or nominal accounts are closed)

Accounts Payable                                                                       Fees Earned

Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment                                  Land

Depreciation Expense-Equipment                                           Supplies

Equipment                                                                                    Supplies Expense

ABC, Capital                                                                                  Wages Expense

ABC, Drawing                                                                                Wages Payable

Remember: Balance Sheet accounts (real or permanent accounts) are not closed

Solutions

Expert Solution

1
No. General Journal Debit Credit
1 Fees Earned   23450
      Income Summary 23450
(To close Revenue account)
2 Income Summary 5150
    Depreciation Expense 330
    Insurance Expense   300
    Miscellaneous Expense       450
    Rent Expense 1600
    Salary Expense 1620
    Supplies Expense 850
(To close Expense account)
3 Income Summary 18300 =23450-5150
      Fly-By-Night, Capital 18300
(To close Net income)
4 Fly-By-Night, Capital 6000
     Fly-By-Night Drawing 6000
(To close Drawings)
2
The following accounts should be closed:
Depreciation Expense-Equipment  
ABC, Drawing  
Fees Earned
Supplies Expense
Wages Expense

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