The accounts for DX Company are listed below, identified by number. Following the list of accounts is a series of adjustments prepared by DX Company. For each adjustment, enter the number(s) of the account(s) under the respective section of the accounting equation and show the effects on the accounting equation by placing ( ) parentheses around the account number if the adjustment decreases the accounting equation element. NOTE: Since there are no account titles for net income (it is a subtotal), the net income column has been intentionally omitted. Show the correct effect in the Stockholders’ Equity column so the Balances Sheet balances.
1. | Cash | 11. | Capital Stock |
2. | Accounts Receivable | 12. | Retained Earnings |
3. | Prepaid Rent | 13. | Interest Revenue |
4. | Office Supplies | 14. | Service Revenue |
5. | Automobiles | 15. | Office Supplies Expense |
6. | Accumulated Depreciation | 16. | Rent Expense |
7. | Accounts Payable | 17. | Salaries and Wages Expense |
8. | Unearned Service Revenue | 18. | Depreciation Expense |
9. | Interest Payable | 19. | Interest Expense |
10. | Income Tax Payable | 20. | Income Tax Expense |
BALANCE SHEET | INCOME STATEMENT | |||||
Adjustments | Assets | = Liabilities | + Stockholders’ Equity | Revenues | Expenses | |
a. | Recognized depreciation expense for the current month for $7,000. | |||||
b. | Recognized services earned for $12,000, payments received the previous month | |||||
c. | Recognized expiration of prepaid rent during the month $14,000. | |||||
d. | Recorded monthly income tax expense $10,000. | |||||
e. | Provided consulting services to clients that will pay next month for $15,000. | |||||
f. | Accrued interest on loan payable to be paid next month $3,000. |