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    Jun 29, 2011, 08:17 AM
    Debiting and crediting adjusting entries
    Enter the following prepaid, inventory, and accrual adjustments in the adjustments columns of the worksheet:
    a) bad debt expense- $118
    b) physical inventory: merchandise- $21,056 store supplies- 1,136 office supplies- 492
    c) insurance expense: store- $753 office- 441
    d) property tax expense: store- $1356 office- 486
    e) depreciation expense: store equipment- $1,350 office equipment- 738 buildings- 8,122
    f) payroll tax expense: store- $43 office- 42
    g) payroll expense: store- $570 office- 319

    What accounts should I debit and credit for each of these?

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