Prepare the proper adjusting journal entries for the ABC Company. Assume all entries are made at year end, December 31, 2017.

1.ABC Co completes a printing job for a client on December 31, 2017 but has not been paid or received the $1,500 cash payment due.

2.A building with a cost of $450,000 a salvage value of $50,000 is purchased on January 1, 2017. The building has a 30 year life and ABC uses straight line depreciation

3.ABC moved into its new building on November 1, 2017. The landlord required ABC to pay 6 months rent in advance at $3,000 per month. At the time the bookkeeper debited rent expense and credited cash.

4.The ABC company pays each of its 10 employees $300 per day, the pay week being Monday through Friday with pay day being the following Tuesday. December 31^st is on a Thursday.

5.ABC borrows $200,000 @ 8% from Citibank on June 1, 2017. No payments have yet been made to Citibank by ABC.

6.ABCs balance sheet reports unearned income in the amount of $45,000 which represents $5,000 received from 9 clients. During the month ABC delivered and installed machinery for 4 of the clients.

7.ABC invested in a $200,000, 8% bond issued by the STU Company on March 1^st 2017. No payments have been received to date from STU.

8.ABC reports a balance in its accounts receivable account of $2,220,000. The controller estimates that ABC will be unable to collect on 3% of the receivable based on past experience. (hint: we are trying to record estimated bad debt expense.)

9.The trial balance reports Sales Revenue at $760,000, Cost of Goods Sold at $230,000, Advertising expense of $80,000, selling expense of $72,000 and tax expense of $16,000. You have been asked to prepare the closing entry.

10.ABC has bought a 24-month insurance policy on April 1, 2017 in the amount of $4,800.

11.ABC has opening supply inventory of $3,200 and makes additional purchases of $12,000 during the year, debiting supply expense. End of year balance of supplies on hand is $4,800.