Voss Inc., an accounting firm, adjusts and closes its accounts each December 31. Below are two situations requiring adjusting entries. Situation 1 Situation 2 During the current year, supplies were purchased for $5,250 cash. The inventory of supplies at the prior year-end was $1,050. At the current year-e and determine the balance of Supplies at year-end. Case A: $5,250 was debited to Supplies Expense during the year. Case B: $5,250 was debited to Supplies during the year. Ref. Case A Account Name Balance of Supplies at year-end: $ Dr. Cr.

Voss Inc., an accounting firm, adjusts and closes its accounts each December 31. Below are two situations requiring adjusting entries. Situation 1 Situation 2 During the current year, supplies were purchased for $5,250 cash. The inventory of supplies at the prior year-end was $1,050. At the current year-e and determine the balance of Supplies at year-end. Case A: $5,250 was debited to Supplies Expense during the year. Case B: $5,250 was debited to Supplies during the year. Ref. Case A Account Name Balance of Supplies at year-end: $ Dr. Cr.

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