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Crank
2 months ago
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The December 31, 2021, unadjusted trial balance for Demon Deacons Corporation is presented below.

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1 answer:
Mariulka [3.8K]2 months ago
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Response:

Date   Account Titles & Details  Debit  Credit

Dec 31    Rental Expense                            $2,040

               ($6,120 *2/6)

                      Rent Paid in Advance           $2,040

Dec 31     Unearned Revenue                  $525

                      Revenue from Services               $525

Dec 31    Wages Expense                   $700

                      Wages Payable                    $700

Dec 31     Expense for Supplies            $2,390

                  ($3,100 - $710)

                      Supplies Inventory                $2,390

       

              Demon Deacons Corporation

                 Adjusted Trial Balance

                  December 31, 2021

         Accounts             Debit$        Credit$

Cash                                  9,100

Accounts Receivable    14,100

Rent Paid in Advance      4,080

Supplies Inventory           710

Unearned Revenue                    1,575

Wages Payable                         700

Common Stock                         11,000

Retained Earnings                    5,100

Service Revenue                      45,245

Wages Expenses          31,200

Rental Expenses                2,040

Supplies Expenses         2,390                        

Total                                $63,620     $63,620

Rent Paid in Advance = 6,120 - 2,040 =  4,080

Supplies = 3,100 - 2,390 = 710

Unearned Revenue = 2,100 - 525 = 1,575

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