Saturday, November 2, 2013

Let's Answer Accounting! Adjusting Entries

Try to answer this theoretical question. This is under basic accounting for a service concern businesss; some rules may vary from advanced or higher accounting. Don't worry, explanations will be given later. 

True or False!
1. Adjusting entries is a required step in the accounting cycle. 

2. If an entity credits a liability account when given a payment before rendering a service, the adjusting entry would debit liability and credit an income account in the amount of the earned portion.

3. An unearned rent income is an example of a deferred debit.

4. Adjusting entries and correcting entries are essentially the same.

5. Precollected income is income already collected but not yet earned. 

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