On September 1, the company loaned

$72,000

cash to another company. The loan was at

10%

per year and was due in six months; interest is payable at maturity. Cash was credited for

$72,000

, and Note Receivable was debited on September 1 for

$72,000

.\ On January 1 , Shipping Supplies amounted to

$240

. During the year, shipping supplies that cost

$4,800

were purchased and debited to Shipping Supplies. At the end of the year, a physical inventory count revealed that shipping supplies still available were

$960

.\ At the end of the year, property taxes for the year of

$70,800

were assessed on property owned by the company. The taxes are due no later than February 1 next year. The taxes have not been recorded on the books because payment has not yet been made.\ The company borrowed

$144,000

cash from the bank on December 1. A 60-day note payable was signed at

9%

interest payable on maturity date. On December 1, Cash was debited and Note Payable credited for

$144,000

.\ On July 1, the company paid the city a

$1,200

license fee for the next 12 months. On that date, Cash was credited and License Expense debited for

$1,200

.\ The company owns three SUVs used by its executives. A six-month maintenance contract on them was signed on October 1, whereby a local garage agreed to do "all the required maintenance." Payment was made for the following six months in advance; specifically, on October 1, Cash was credited and Repair Expense was debited for

$11,520

.\ Prepare the adjusting entry (or entries) that are necessary, if any, on December 31, for each item 7 through 12.

7. On September 1 , the company loaned $72,000 cash to another company. The loan was at 10% per year and was due in six months; interest is payable at maturity. Cash was credited for $72,000, and Note Receivable was debited on September 1 for $72,000. 8. On January 1 , Shipping Supplies amounted to $240. During the year, shipping supplies that cost $4,800 were purchased and debited to Shipping Supplies. At the end of the year, a physical inventory count revealed that shipping supplies still available were $960. 9. At the end of the year, property taxes for the year of $70,800 were assessed on property owned by the company. The taxes are due no later than February 1 next year. The taxes have not been recorded on the books because payment has not yet been made. 10. The company borrowed $144,000 cash from the bank on December 1. A 60-day note payable was signed at 9% interest payable on maturity date. On December 1 , Cash was debited and Note Payable credited for $144,000. 11. On July 1, the company paid the city a $1,200 license fee for the next 12 months. On that date, Cash was credited and License Expense debited for $1,200. 12. The company owns three SUVs used by its executives. A six-month maintenance contract on them was signed on October 1, whereby a local garage agreed to do "all the required maintenance." Payment was made for the following six months in advance; specifically, on October 1, Cash was credited and Repair Expense was debited for $11,520. Prepare the adjusting entry (or entries) that are necessary, if any, on December 31, for each item 7 through 12