WHAT ARE THE JOURNAL ENTRIES?
Q1. Paid the $1,000 monthly payment on a loan to bank of which $350 was for interest.
Q2. Provided 200 hours of consulting services at a rate of $80 per hour to a customers who had already paid
for the service in advance last period. The advance collection was recorded last month.
Q3. Borrowed $20,000 from bank by signing a 9%, 6-month note on November 1
st, 2014. Principal and
interest are payable to the bank at the maturity of the note in 2015. Provide the adjusting entry that the
company should make on Dec. 31st.
Q4. On January 28th of 2014, company received and cashed a $10,000 check from a client. Upon receiving
the check, company realized that the $10,000 check was pertaining to the services that were provided to the
client in December of 2013, but was not recorded and accounted for by the company. Applicable income tax
rate for prior year was 30%. Provide the necessary journal entry for Jan. 28th, 2014.
Q5. Provide the journal entry for closing Salaries Expense account with a balance of $8,800 on Dec. 31st
.
Q6. On Dec. 31st of 2014, recorded $4,000 accrued salaries. The next payroll amounting to $10,000 was
paid on Jan. 15, 2015. Provide journal entry for Jan. 15th, 2015, assuming company did Not make any
reversing entry at the beginning of 2015.