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Adjusting entries (monthly) LO4 After winning the TV show competition Star Chef, Adriana started a cooking school, Adriana's Apron Adriana's Apron prepares monthly financial statements

Accounting Nov 29, 2020

Adjusting entries (monthly) LO4 After winning the TV show competition Star Chef, Adriana started a cooking school, Adriana's Apron Adriana's Apron prepares monthly financial statements. The following are the transactions for the month of September 2020. a. On January 1, 2020. Adriana took out a bank loan for $76,800 with an interest rate of 5%. Interest is payable on the first day of each following month b. Students paid $38,100 in advance for cooking classes. At the end of the month, Adriana finished teaching $12,700 worth of cooking classes. c. During the month, Adriana purchased supplies for her cooking classes such as meats and cheese for $9.750. At the end of the month, a physical count shows that $1,950 of supplies are left. d. On September 1, Adriana purchased a refrigerator costing $4,080. This equipment will be used for 5 years and then donated to the food bank. e. Adriana was hired to teach at a food festival. She taught the "Secrets to Italian Cooking" on September 30 and sent the festival organizers an invoice for $10.400. The invoice was paid in full on October 15, 2020. f. Adriana will pay salaries of $5,320 for two weeks (14 days) on October 9, 2020. At the end of the month, nine days of salaries are unpaid and unrecorded. Assume Adriana's Apron, uses Straight Line Method to depreciate the asset. Required: For transactions (a) to (1), help Adriana prepare the adjusting entries on September 30, 2020. View transaction list

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  Account Title Debit Credit        
A Interest Expenses          2,880   (76800 X 5% X 9/12)    
  Interest Payable            2,880        
  (Recording of Interest Expenses)            
               
B Unearned Revenue       25,400   (38100-12700)    
  Service Revenue         25,400        
  (Service revenue recognised)            
               
C Supplies Expenses          7,800   (9750-1950)    
  Supplies            7,800        
  (Recording Of Supplies Expenses)            
               
D Depreciation Expenses                68   (4080/5 years)/12 months)  
  Accumulated Depreciation                  68        
  (Depreciation for one Month)            
               
E Accounts Receivable       10,400          
  Service Revenue         10,400        
  (Recording of Invoice)            
               
F Salaries and Wages Expenses          3,420   (5320/14 days) X 9days  
  Salaaries and Wages Payable            3,420
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