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record these on a journal entry 14 4/20/2022 Please begin recording the adjusting entries for Orca Company. ONLY RECORD THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES BELOW (even if

record these on a journal entry

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4/20/2022

Please begin recording the adjusting entries for Orca Company.

ONLY RECORD THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES BELOW (even if more are technically "needed")

- Orca Company estimates bad debt as 8% of current A/R

- Utilities of $1,250 are paid

- Orca company accrues interest on the note receivable it has recorded

- Orca Company records the additional depreciation on its Equipment

- Orca Company makes a lease payment

- Orca Company records Income Tax expense and Income Tax payable of 20% of current income before taxes

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4/20/2022

In addition, please record the closing entries. You can record the closing entries as debits/credits to the total values for revenues and expenses instead of individual revenue and expense accounts (see the Excel provided)

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4/22/2022

Orca Company currently has $175,000 in its common stock. Orca Company completed its common stock contract and established a par value of $1 on its common stock for 10,000 shares outstanding. As such, Orca Company needs to adjust the current equity accounts to remove common stock and record Additional-Paid in Capital for the excess over par value.

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4/22/2022

Orca Company repurchases 1,000 shares of its own common stock for $8 per share

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4/22/2022

Orca Company immediately receives an opportunity to resell 500 of those shares at $12 per share. Record this resale of the treasury stock.

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