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LG 8-1,  continued
ItemAccrued . . . Not an
   accrual
       RevenueExpense
  m.  Rent Expense                 8,000
                 Rent Payable                  8,000
  
  n.   Rent Expense                 8,000
                 Rent Payable                  8,000
      We are reducing the Prepaid Rent,
      so the item was already prepaid.
  o.   The trial balance shows a balance of $2,500         in the Prepaid Rent account.  
  p.  The trial balance shows a balance of $4,000         in the Unearned Service Revenue account.  
LG   8-2.
DateAccount Titles and Explanation Post. Ref.DebitCredit
     
Sept. 30    Wages Expense 5,000 
        Wages Payable    5,000 
    To accrue wages    
     
30   
    Accounts Receivable  4,400 
          Fees Earned  4,400
     To accrue fees earned    
     
30   
    Interest Expense 2,500 
          Interest Payable   2,500
     To accrue interest expense   
     
30   
    Accounts Receivable    800 
          Service Revenue   800
     To accrue service revenue    
     
30   
    Accounts Receivable     2,000 
         Consulting Revenue    2,000
     To accrue unbilled consulting revenue:
    3,000 × 2/3 = 2,000
   
     
Learning Goal 8, continued
SOLUTIONS
 S2
Section I · Adjusting the Accounts
 
 

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