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    Feb 17, 2006, 02:55 PM
    accounting
    :confused: Ok I went through and did the ledger and came up with this trial balance

    cash... 6695
    accounts receivable... 1000
    supplies... 1975
    prepaid rent... 2475
    prepaid insurance... 1800
    office equipment... 9000
    accounts payable... 900
    unearned fees... 3500
    common stock... 14950
    dividends... 2100
    fees earned... 6250
    advertising expense... 225
    utilities expense... 330

    the cash, accounts receivable, supplies, prepaid rent, prepaid insurance, office equipment, dividends, advertising expense, and utility expense were all debit and accounts payable, unearned fees, common stock, and fees earned were all credited


    this is the info needed to make an adjusted trial balance

    a. Insurance expired during December is $150.
    b. Supplies on hand on December 31 are valued at $1,320.
    c. Depreciation of office equipment for December is $250.
    d. Rent expired during December is $825.
    e. Determined that company had performed $2,000 of the services for which it was paid on December 4th.

    Can you please help me make an adjusted trial balance and an income statement.I need to at least know my adjusted trial balance is correct
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    Feb 17, 2006, 03:52 PM
    Adjusting Journal Entries
    A)
    Dr. Insurance Expense 150
    Cr. Prepaid Insurance 150

    B)
    Dr. Supplies Expense 655
    Cr. Supplies 655
    Calculation = 1975-1320

    C)
    Dr. Amortization Expense 250
    Cr. Accumulated Amortization – Office Equipment 250

    D)
    Dr. Rent Expense 825
    Cr. Prepaid Rent 825

    E)
    Dr. Unearned Revenue 2,000
    Cr. Revenue 2,000

    Adjusted trial balance:
    cash... 6695
    accounts receivable... 1000
    supplies... 1320
    prepaid rent... 1650
    prepaid insurance... 1650
    office equipment... 9000
    accounts payable... 900
    unearned fees... 1500
    common stock... 14950
    dividends 2100
    fees earned 8250
    advertising expense... 225
    utilities expense... 330
    insurance expense…150
    supplies expense…655
    amortization expense…250
    accumulated amortization – office equipment….250
    rent expense…825

    Company XYZ
    Income Statement
    For the month ended December 31, 2005

    Fees Earned (Revenue) 8,250

    Expenses:
    Advertising expense 225
    Amortization expense 250
    Insurance expense 150
    Rent expense 825
    Supplies expense 655
    Utilities expense 330
    TOTAL EXPENSES 2,435

    NET INCOME 5,815
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    Feb 17, 2006, 03:53 PM
    If you have any other questions regarding how I got the answers, please ask.

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