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Give the adjusting entries Merchandise inventory at the end of the year,P84,400 Office Supplies used amounted...

Give the adjusting entries

  1. Merchandise inventory at the end of the year,P84,400
  1. Office Supplies used amounted to P3,450 Unused store supplies amounted to P6,000
  1. 25% of the Prepaid Rent is used as of the end of the year Half of the Prepaid Insurance has expired
  1. Office Equipment were depreciated at 10% per year Store Equipment has a useful life of 5years
  1. Accrued Expenses

Utilities P4,320; Store Salaries, P3,500; Interest P16,250

  1. Allowance of Uncollectible accounts is to be 10% of Receivables

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Date Dr.$ Cr.$
1 Inventory 84400
     Income statement (Trading account) 84400
2 Office Supplies expense 3450
     Office Supplies 3450
2 Store Supplies expense
Store Supplies
3 Rent expense 25% of Prepaid rent
     Prepaid rent
4 Insurance expense 50% of prepaid insurance
      Prepaid Insurance
5 Depreciation expense - Office equipment 10% on cost
     Accumulated Depreciation - Office equipment
6 Depreciation expense - Store equipment Cost /5
     Accumulated Depreciation - Store equipment
7 Utilities expense 4320
     Utilities payable 4320
8 Store salaries expense 3500
     Store salaries payable 3500
9 Interest expense 16250
     Interest payable 16250
10 Bad debt expense 10% of receivables

     Allowance for doubtful debts

Explanation

2. Unused store supplies amounted to P6,000

In this case amount is to be calculated by finding the difference between store supplies paid and unused store supplies of $6000. So that the amount of balance in the store supplies account will be $6000 at the end of the month.

10 . Allowance for doubtful debt

For this amount will be 10% of receivables. But if there is an opening credit balance in the allowance for receivables account, find out the difference between 10% calculated and the opening balance given. If the opening balance is debit we have to add the calculated amount (10% of receivables) along with the opening balance.


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