Concept explainers
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Adjusting entries are the entries required to be made by each businessman at the end of the accounting period to make the account balances up to date to match the revenues earned and expenses incurred to earn those revenues for the particular period for computing the net income or loss as per accrual concept.
To determine:
The Journal entries required to be passed at the end of financial year.
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Adjusting entries
Adjusting entries are the entries required to be made by each businessman at the end of Accounting period to make the account balances up to date to match the revenues earned and expenses incurred to earn those revenues for the particular period for computing the net income or loss as per accrual concept.
To determine:
The Journal entries required to be passed during the financial year along with the year-end adjusting entries.
3.
Adjusting entries
Adjusting entries are the entries required to be made by each businessman at the end of the accounting period to make the account balances up to date to match the revenues earned and expenses incurred to earn those revenues for the particular period for computing the net income or loss as per accrual concept.
To determine:
The amount of service revenue and Unearned service revenue under each of the method of passing the journal entries.
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