Question # 20 G Revisit A company purchased 50,000 worth of office supplies on January 1st and had 15,000 of office supplies still on hand at year-end.. If the initial purchase of supplies entry on January 1st was to debit office supplies expense and to credit cash for 50,000. The adjusting entry on December 31 will be A Office supplies 15,000 Office supplies expense 15,000 B Office supplies expense 15,000 Office supplies 15,000 C Office supplies 35,000 Office supplies expense 35,000 D Office supplies expense C5.000 Office supplies 35,000

Question # 20 G Revisit A company purchased 50,000 worth of office supplies on January 1st and had 15,000 of office supplies still on hand at year-end.. If the initial purchase of supplies entry on January 1st was to debit office supplies expense and to credit cash for 50,000. The adjusting entry on December 31 will be A Office supplies 15,000 Office supplies expense 15,000 B Office supplies expense 15,000 Office supplies 15,000 C Office supplies 35,000 Office supplies expense 35,000 D Office supplies expense C5.000 Office supplies 35,000

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