Answer :
Answer:
a) Salaries
1) Wages Expense ($20,000*2/5) Dr. $8,800
Wages payable Cr. $8,800
2) Wages Expense ($20,000*3/5) Dr. $ 13,200
Wages payable Cr. $ 13,200
b) Insurance
1) Insurance Expense Dr. $ 5,300
Prepaid Insurance Cr. $ 5,300
2) Insurance Expense ($18,000-$2,700) Dr. $15,300
Prepaid Insurance Cr. $15,300
C) License Taxes
1) Prepaid License Taxes Dr. $ 54,000
Bank Cr. $ 54,000
Property Taxes Expense Dr. $ 4,800
Taxes Payable Cr. $ 4,800
2) License Tax Expense Dr. $ 54,000
Prepaid Tax Expense Cr. $ 54,000
D) Depreciation
Depreciation Expense Dr. $32,000
Accumulated Depreciation Cr. $ 32,000
Explanation:
We know first of all the principle of Debit $ Credit. When Asset and Expense increase, they are debited and when they decrease,they are credited. When liability, capital and income increase they are credited and when decrease they are debited.
Our all adjustments surrounds these accounting basic rules;
Part a) When we accrue expense for two & three days, we record expense and liability as per above debit credit rules
Part b)Prepaid insurance is adjusted when it is utilized for the period expired
Part c) Again these are accrual concept and prepaid concept followed whereas license tax is paid for coming fiscal year, it is prepaid. whereas property tax is payable therefore it is accrued
Part d) depreciation is also an expense there it is debited and corresponding effect is recorded in accumulated depreciation. Please note accumulated depreciation is allowance or reserve account therefore it is credited