one balance sheet account and one income statement on your adjusting entries prepared above: (a) complete the schedule given above (b) calculate the increase or decrease in profit () calculate the increase or decrease in total assets, total liabilities and total equity. 4.18 Adjusting entries for prepaid Insurance, unearned revenue and prepaid Monthly Foodies' Magazine's ledger includes the following accounts: Subscription Reveren Unearned Subscriptions Revenue, Prepaid Insurance, Insurance Expense, Prepaid Rent and Rent Expense. The following transactions relating to subscriptions, insurance and rent occurred on the dates indicated. Ignore GST. Subscriptions 1 July 2019. The Unearned Subscriptions Revenue account contained a credit balance of S27:50 of this balance, $21900 is for subscriptions expiring at the end of October and $55 600 is for subscriptions expiring at the end of February L04 1 November 2019. Monthly Foodies' Magazine received $14800 for subscriptions lasting 6 months. March 2020. Monthly Foodies' Magazine received $34 200 for subscriptions lasting 12 months. 1 May 2020. Monthly Foodies' Magazine received $16 500 for subscriptions lasting 6 months. Insurance 1 July 2019. The Prepaid Insurance account contained a debit balance of $11 970 for a policy that ends on 31 March. 15 September 2019. Monthly Foodies' Magazine paid $27 per month for a 12-month policy beginning coverage on 15 September. Rent . 1 July 2019. The Prepaid Rent account contained a debit balance of $12995 for the period July to November inclusive. 1 December 2019. Monthly Foodies' Magazine paid $24 per month for 9 months' rent. Required (a) For each of the situations listed, using T-accounts, enter the beginning balance in the proper ledger account and post the transactions directly to the accounts listed. Then record the necessary adjusting entry at 30 June 2020, the end of the financial year