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Introduction:-
Prepaid expenses are the expenses, for which payments have been made in full, but the full benefit of the payment made is not received till the end of the period under reporting and therefore the need arises for an
To determine:-
Here, in the problem provided to us, we are required to record a
To determine:-
Now, we are required to record an adjusting entry on April 30 for the prepaid rent.
To determine:-
Now, we are required to prepare T – accounts for posting the journal entry made on April 1 and adjusting entry made on April 30.

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