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Chapter 6: Problems 1-8

Problem 1: Adjusting Entries

Listed below are transactions made by the Jessica Selisana Consulting during 2021:
Required#1: Assume that these transactions were initially recorded in the balance sheet accounts, record the adusting entries
Required#2: Now, assume that these trnsactions were initially recorded in income statement accounts, record the adjusting e

July 1. Received a check from Cebu ferries in the amount of 270,000 for professional services to be rendered over the next 18
Oct 1. Paid P135,000 for advertising to be provided for the next 9 months
Dec 31. As at Dec. 31, 2021, P230,000 of salaries have accrued. Assuming that payday is on Jan. 4, 2022 and P620,000 in salari

Journal entries
Date Particulars Debit Credit Date
1-Jul Accounts Recievable 270,000 1-Jul
Professional Fee 270,000
to record professional fees on account

1-Oct Prepaid Advertising 135,000 1-Oct


Cash 135,000
to record advance payment

31-Dec Salaries Payable 230,000 31-Dec


Salaries Expense 230,000
to record liability on account

4-Jan
ts, record the adusting entries. Also record the Jan. 4, 2022 payment of salaries.
counts, record the adjusting entries. Also, record the Jan 1,2022 reversing entries and the Jan 4,2022 payment of salaries.

be rendered over the next 18 months

4, 2022 and P620,000 in salaries were paid on that date.

Adjusting entries Reversing entries


Particulars Debit Credit Date Particulars
Professional Fee 270,000 1-Jan
Unearned Revenue 270,000
to record service on account

Prepaid Advertising 135,000 4-Jan


Prepaid Expense 135,000
to record advertising expense

Salaries Expense 230,000


Salaries Payable 230,000
to record payment salaries on account

Salaries Expense 390,000


Salaries Payable 230,000
Cash 620,000
ent of salaries.

Debit Credit

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