Answer:
note receivable 84,000 debit
cash 84,000 credit
--to record loan to another company--
prepaid rent 7,500 debit
cash 7,500 credit
--to record prepaid rent--
cash 13,500 debit
unearned revenue 13,500 credit
--to record collection in advancement--
depreciation expense 5,000 debit
accumulated depreciation equipment 5,000 credit
--to record depreication for the equipment--
salaries expense 8,500 debit
salaries expense 8,500 credit
--to record unpaid vacation--
supplies expense 6,000 debit
supplies 6,000 credit
--to record consumption of supplies--
Explanation:
We make sure debit = credit so one account for each side at least.
1) we are giving cash and receicing a promissory note
the interest are not posted here. only at maturity or year-end when time past.
2) as the company is paying to obtain the right to use of the property is an asset not an expense
3) similar as before, the company by accepting the money has the obligation to provide that space
4) the expense in the debit and the contra-asset account in the credit so iut diiminish equipment net value
5) we declare the expense and the payable as we didn't pay our employees
6) we had 2,500 we purchase for 7,00 that's a total of 9,500 worth of supplies as we end the year with 3,500 the difference should be assumed used thus, expense.