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Journalize the following year-end adjusting entries: 12/31 Journalize the depreciation expense for all Property, Plant and Equipment. Information related to all assets is shown in

Journalize the following year-end adjusting entries:

12/31 Journalize the depreciation expense for all Property, Plant and Equipment. Information related to all assets is shown in the table below:

Equipment

Purchase Date

Purchase Price

Life

Method

Salvage Value

Computer & Printer

9/2

3150

5-year

Straight-line

$100

Cell Phone

10/9

849

3-year

Straight-line

$50

SUV

9/4

55000

5-year

Straight-line

$1,500

Compute depreciation using a month convention and rounds all depreciation amounts to the nearest dollar.

12/31 Calculate the amount of the Long-Term Note Payable (SUV) that will come due in the next fiscal year. Prepare a journal entry to reclassify this amount as Current Maturities of Long-Term Debt.

12/31 Calculate the amount of the prepaid insurance that has expired during the year. Prepare the appropriate adjusting entry. (9/6 12 month Auto Ins purchased for 1200, 11/1 6 month liability ins purchased for 300)

12/31 A physical count of the supplies on hand indicates that you have $150 of supplies remaining. (purchased 9/5, invoiced 600, paid 588 due to discount)

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CHART OF ACCOUNTS

Cash

105

Petty Cash

107

Accounts Receivable

110

Supplies on Hand

130

Prepaid Insurance

140

Computer Equipment

220

Accumulated Depreciation Computer Equipment

221

Cell Phone

230

Accumulated Depreciation Cell Phone

231

Vehicles

240

Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicles

241

Accounts Payable

310

Customer Deposits (Unearned Revenue)

320

SUTA Payable

330

FICA Payable

332

FUTA Payable

334

Federal Income Tax Payable

336

State Income Tax Payable

338

Current Maturities of Long-Term Debt

375

Notes Payable (long-term)

410

Interest Payable

420

Salaries Payable

425

Common Stock ($2 par value)

520

Additional Paid-in Capital on Common Stock

521

Retained Earnings

550

Dividends

560

Engagement fees

605

Monthly Accounting Services Revenue

610

Hourly Accounting Services Revenue

620

Tax Services Revenues

612

Sales Discounts

614

Advertising & Promotion Expense

725

Depreciation Expense

727

Rent Expense

730

Insurance Expense

735

Supplies Expense

740

Meals & Entertainment

745

Taxes and Licenses

767

Telephone Expense

770

Utilities Expense

775

Fuel Expense

780

Interest Expense

820

Payroll Tax Expense

825

Salaries Expense

830

Income Summary

900

WHAT ELSE DO YOU NEED?????? WHAT INFORMATION IS MISSING?????

AGAIN, TELLING ME THE INFO IS NOT COMPLETE DOES NOT HELP. WHAT INFO AM I MISSING?

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