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Chapter 4, Problem 6E
Exercise 4-6
Completing the income statement columns and preparing closing entries
P1 P2
These partially completed Income Statement columns from a 10-column work sheet are for Brown’s Bike Rental Company. (1) Use the information to determine the amount that should be entered on the net income line of the work sheet. (2) Prepare the company’s closing entries.
The owner, H. Brown, did not make any withdrawals this period.
Check Net income. $25.600
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Completing the Income Statement columns and
preparing closing entries
P1 P2
Following are Income Statement columns from a
10-column work sheet for Brown's Bike Rental
Company.
1. Determine the amount that should be entered
on the net income line of the work sheet.
2. Prepare the company's closing entries. The
owner, H. Brown, did not make any
withdrawals this period.
Account Title
Rental revenue
Salaries expense
Insurance expense
Supplies expense
Bike repair expense
Depreciation expense-Bikes
Totals
Net income
Totals
Debit
$46,300
7,400
16,000
4,200
20,500
Credit
$120,000
Question Content Area
The journal entry to close the Fees Earned, $128, and Rent Revenue, $29, accounts during the year-end closing process would involve:
a.a credit to a general revenue account
b.a debit to a general revenue account
c.credits to the two revenue accounts
d.debits to the two revenue accounts
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