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Home > Business & Careers > Accounting   »   Correcting Entry for deferred revenue?

 
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Correcting Entry for deferred revenue?

Our company entered into a contract on 8/1 to provide services to a law firm for $18,000 for one year. By 12/31, we had received $12,000 in cash and had inadvertently accrued an additional $2000 in revenue. On 12/31, do I debit receivables $4500 or $6500? Or do I debit revenue $4500 or $6500? Or do I credit deferred revenue $4500?

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