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Big Red Computer Sales sold to Little Red Insurance Co. The following package. Initial software package...

Big Red Computer Sales sold to Little Red Insurance Co. The following package.

Initial software package for         100,000

Training                                     300,000

Updates                                       50,000

Terms of the sale include initial down payment of 200,000 on date of sale of 1/1/04 and balance due 1/1/05. Software package is to be delivered and installed when down payment is made. Training is to incur over first two years and update to occur at end of first year. Prepare journal entries.

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Journal entries in the books of Little Red Insurance Co. Journal entries in the books of Big Red Computer Sales
Date Account Titles Debit Credit Date Account Titles Debit Credit
01/01/2004 Software $100,000 01/01/2004 Little Red Insurance Co. $250,000
Prepaid expenses $350,000 Cash $200,000
Cash $200,000 Sales $100,000
Big Red Computer Sales $250,000 Unearned Service Revenue $350,000
31/12/2004 Software Maintenance $50,000 31/12/2004 Unearned Service Revenue $50,000
Prepaid expenses $50,000 Service Revenue $50,000
31/12/2004 Training Expenses $150,000 31/12/2004 Unearned Service Revenue $150,000
Prepaid expenses $150,000 Service Revenue $150,000
01/01/2005 Big Red Computer Sales $250,000 01/01/2005 Cash $250,000
Cash $250,000 Little Red Insurance Co. $250,000
31/12/2005 Training Expenses $150,000 31/12/2005 Unearned Service Revenue $150,000
Prepaid expenses $150,000 Service Revenue $150,000

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