EX 3-1: Classify the following items as (a) accrued revenue, (b) accrued expense, (c) unearned revenue, or (d) prepaid expense: 1. Bill for ads that appeared in prior month's local newspaper. 2. Fees received but not yet earned. 3. Fees earned but not yet received. 4. Premium paid on a one-year insurance policy. 5. Rent received in advance for rental of office space. 6. Rent paid in advance. 7. Wages owed but payable in the following period.

EX 3-1: Classify the following items as (a) accrued revenue, (b) accrued expense, (c) unearned revenue, or (d) prepaid expense: 1. Bill for ads that appeared in prior month's local newspaper. 2. Fees received but not yet earned. 3. Fees earned but not yet received. 4. Premium paid on a one-year insurance policy. 5. Rent received in advance for rental of office space. 6. Rent paid in advance. 7. Wages owed but payable in the following period.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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