Analyze the following accrual-type events, and add them to the work sheet you prepared for P15-6.

1. Adjust for the “using up” of the MRI equipment during the month. (Assume the equipment will have a useful life of 10 years.)

2. Accrue 1 month’s interest owed on the note payable. (Add a column for Interest payable.)

3. Adjust for the expiration of the entire rent payment.

In P15-6.

Dr. Harlan Elliott opened a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) facility, to be known as Harlan MRI. The following transactions took place during his first month of operation. Analyze these transactions on a work sheet similar to that illustrated in the text. You will need columns for Cash, Accounts receivable, Supplies inventory, Prepaid rent, Equipment, Notes payable, Accounts pay-able, Withholding taxes payable, and H. Elliott, Capital.

1. Dr. Elliott invested $ 80,000 in the business.

2. He purchased MRI equipment from the manufacturer for $ 1,800,000. To pay for the equip-ment, Harlan gave the manufacturer a note. He was required to repay the note in five annual payments of $ 360,000 each, together with interest of 6 percent a year on the unpaid balance.

3. He purchased supplies for $ 25,000 on credit. The supplies were received and put in inventory.

4. At the beginning of the month, he paid rent in the amount of $3,000.

5. He paid the bill for supplies in the amount of $25,000.

6. During the month, he incurred technician salaries of $12,000. Of this amount, he paid $11,000 in cash to employees. He withheld the other $1,000 from their salaries for taxes, which he will pay the government next month.

7. He billed his patients in the amount of $40,000 for MRI services.

8. On receiving the bills, the patients paid Dr. Elliott a total of $35,000.

9. During the month, he paid bills amounting to $4,000 for utility services.

10. He took inventory of the supplies and found that he had consumed $2,000 of those supplies in the course of the month’s activities.