Prepare the following adjusting entries as of 9/30/21:                       1 Depreciation using the straight-line method, full month:       a.  9/3 Equipment has a useful life of 5 years; no salvage.     b.  9/3 Building has a useful life of 10 years; 600 salvage.     c. 9/10 Equipment has a useful life of 5 years; no salvage                   2 The note payable is a 90-day note given to the bank September 6, 2021 and   bearing interest at 8% (use 360 days for denominator to compute prorated interest for the month).   Prorate interest for the month.                         3 50 coupons were redeemed during September for either a round of miniature   golf, or for a bucket of balls.                         4 Salaries accrued but unpaid were $375.                       5 Of the supplies purchased on 9/6, 1/3 had been used.                     6 One month of insurance had expired.                       7 Three Oaks will need to bill for a birthday party held on 9/30 for $300.                 8 Maintenance expense for the month of September is estimated to be $975.                     General Journal                       Date Account Titles   Debit Credit 9/30                             9/30                             9/30                             9/30                             9/30                             9/30                             9/30                             9/30

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Prepare the following adjusting entries as of 9/30/21:      
               
1 Depreciation using the straight-line method, full month:    
  a.  9/3 Equipment has a useful life of 5 years; no salvage.  
  b.  9/3 Building has a useful life of 10 years; 600 salvage.  
  c. 9/10 Equipment has a useful life of 5 years; no salvage  
               
2 The note payable is a 90-day note given to the bank September 6, 2021 and
  bearing interest at 8% (use 360 days for denominator to compute prorated interest for the month).
  Prorate interest for the month.        
               
3 50 coupons were redeemed during September for either a round of miniature
  golf, or for a bucket of balls.        
               
4 Salaries accrued but unpaid were $375.      
               
5 Of the supplies purchased on 9/6, 1/3 had been used.    
               
6 One month of insurance had expired.      
               
7 Three Oaks will need to bill for a birthday party held on 9/30 for $300.
               
8 Maintenance expense for the month of September is estimated to be $975.
               

 

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Date Account Titles   Debit Credit
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