Calculate the portion of the prepaid subscription expenses that should be expensed during the month of April 2022 and the balance of the Prepaid Account as of April 30 considering the impact of the items in the table below. Adjust on a monthly basis, not daily Subscriptions Vendor MarketU InternationalAds Expense Account Posting Marketing - Sales & Marketing Software Marketing - Sales & Marketing Software April expense = $500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $3,500 O April expense = $1,000; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $11,000 April expense = $1,500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $4,500 April expense = $1,500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $10,500 Service Period Start End Amount Nov-22 $6,000 Dec-21 Dec-21 May-22 $6,000 $12,000 C C C Q Q

Calculate the portion of the prepaid subscription expenses that should be expensed during the month of April 2022 and the balance of the Prepaid Account as of April 30 considering the impact of the items in the table below. Adjust on a monthly basis, not daily Subscriptions Vendor MarketU InternationalAds Expense Account Posting Marketing - Sales & Marketing Software Marketing - Sales & Marketing Software April expense = $500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $3,500 O April expense = $1,000; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $11,000 April expense = $1,500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $4,500 April expense = $1,500; April 30 Prepaid Subscription = $10,500 Service Period Start End Amount Nov-22 $6,000 Dec-21 Dec-21 May-22 $6,000 $12,000 C C C Q Q

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