In: Accounting
Give the adjusting entries
Utilities P4,320; Store Salaries, P3,500; Interest P16,250
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.