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Prepare year end adjusting entries for these situations. 1. Accrued interest on notes payable is $80....

Prepare year end adjusting entries for these situations.

1. Accrued interest on notes payable is $80.

2. Income taxes incurred but not paid or recordered total to $1,000.

3. Legal fees of $5000 were received in advanced. By the end of the year, 80% of the fees were earned.

4. Services totaling $1,000 have been completed but not recorded or billed.

5. Payroll for the work week (five days) to be paid on Friday is $10,000. The year ends on a Wednesday.

6. Supplies available for use during the year total to $3,400. By the end of the year, there is only$1,700 in supplies remaining.

7. Depreciation for the year total to $3,000.

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Adjusting Entries
S.No. Particular Amount (Dr) Amount(Cr)
1 Interest Expenses $                               80.00
     To Interest Accrued $                                       80.00
(Being amount of accured interest on Note Payable)
2 Income Tax Expense $                         1,000.00
     To Income Tax Payable $                                 1,000.00
(Being amount of Income Tax Expense paid but not recorded)
3 Unearned Legal Fees($5000*80%) $                         4,000.00
     To Legal Fees Earned $                                 4,000.00
4 (Being amount of Legal fees earned)
Accounts Receivable $                         1,000.00
    To Legal Fees Earned $                                 1,000.00
(Being amount of service completed but not billed)
5 Salaries Expenses $                         6,000.00
    To Salaries Expenses Payable $                                 6,000.00
(Being amount due for 3 days Monday,Tueday and Wednesday at the rate of ($10000/5)=$2000 per day)
6 Supplies Expenses($3400-$1700) $                         1,700.00
     To Spplies   $                                 1,700.00
(Being amount of Supplies Expenses)
7 Depreciation expenses $                         3,000.00
    To Accumulated Depreciation $                                 3,000.00
(Being amount of depreciation)

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