Depreciation | | | | | -417 | | | | | | -417 | | - | +417Depreciation | | -417 | c. Record wages payable | | | | | | | +400Wagespayable | | | | -400 | | - | +400Wage expense | | -400 | d. Record interest payable | | | | | | | +450Interestpayable | | | | -450 | | - | +450Interest expense | | -450 | e. Record COGS | | 3,500Inventory | | | | | | | | | -3,500 | | - | +3,500COGS | | -3,500 | e. Adjust based on unearned revenue | | | | | | | -10,000Unearned revenue | | | | 10,000 | +10,000 | - | | | +10,000 | Ending balance | 96,600 | | 50,600 | | -417 | | 24,850 | | 90,000 | | 23,833 | 45,000 | | 20,667 | | 24,333 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | - | | | |
For each journal entry, indicate clearly next to each account whether it is an asset(A), contr-asset(XA), Liability(L), shareholders' equity (SE), Revenues(R), or Expense(E). Follow the format of the following example:
(1). Cash (+A) 90,000 Common stock (+SE) 90,000
(2). Equipment (+A) 30,000 Cash (-A) 30,000
(3). Inventory (+A) 15,000 A/P (+L) 15,000
(4). Prepaid rent (+A) 1,500 Cash