Record the transactions, using T-accounts. Gaffney Company had these adjusting entry situations at the end of December. On July 1, Gaffney Company paid $1, 200 for a one-year insurance policy. The policy was for the period July 1 through June 30. The transaction was recorded as prepaid insurance and a reduction in cash. On September 10, Gaffney Company purchased $500 of supplies for cash. The purchase was recorded as supplies. On December 31, it was determined that various supplies had been consumed in operations and that supplies costing $200 remained on hand. Gaffney Company received $1,000 on December 1 for services to be performed in the following year. This was recorded on December 1 as an increase in cash and as revenue. As of December 31, this needs to be recognized as Unearned Revenue, a liability account. As of December 31, interest charges of $200 have been incurred because of borrowed funds. Payment will not be made until February. A liability for the interest needs to be recognized, as does die interest expense. As of December 31, a $500 lability for salaries needs to be recognized. As of December 31, Gaffney Company had provided services in the amount of $400 for Jones Company. An asset. Accounts Receivable, needs to be recognized along with the revenue