Required 1. Complete the paragraph explaining why unearned revenues are liabilities instead of revenues. In the explanation, use the following actual example: Mac/ean's magazine collects cash from subscribers in advance and later delivers magazines to subscribers over a one-year period. Explain what happens to the unearned subscription revenue over the course of a year as Mac/ean's delivers magazines to subscribers. Into what account does the unearned subscription revenue go as Mao/ean's delivers magazines? 2. Give the journal entries that Mac/ean's would make to: a. Collect $42,000 of subscription revenue in advance. b. Record earning $6,000 of subscription revenue. Include an explanation for each entry. Requirement 1. Complete the paragraph explaining why uneamed revenues are liabilities instead of revenues. In the explanation, use the following actual example: Maclean's magazine collects cash from subscribers in advance and later delivers magazines to subscribers over a one-year period. Explain what happens to the unearned subscription revenue over the course of a year as Mac/ean's delivers magazines to subscribers. Into what account does the unearned subscription revenue go as Mac/ean's delivers magazines? Uneamed revenues are liabilities because Maclean's has V subscribers 1 providing them with magazines. Receiving the cash in advance creates delivers magazines to subscribers, MacIean's earns the revenue, and the dollar amount of the V revenue is transferred from V revenue to W revenue. V for Meclean's. As Mac/ean's Requirement 2. Give the journal entries that Maclean's would make to (a) collect $42,000 of subscription revenue in advance and (b) record earning $6,000 of subscription revenue. Include an explanation for each entry. (Record debits first, then credits. Enter explanations on the last line.) a. Begin by recording the entry to show Maclean's collecting subscription revenue in advance. Journal Entry Date Accounts and Explanations Debit Credit b. Now record the entry to show Maclean's earning the subscription revenue. Journal Entry Date Accounts and Explanations Debit Credit