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The аccоuntаnt fоr VVF, Inc. mаde a list оf the accounts and their balances from the general journal; however, absent-mindedly, he/she/they did not prepare the information in an Adjusted Trial Balance format. 1. For each of the accounts, place the account balance in the correct column, either as a debit balance or a credit balance. All accounts are "normal". If there is no balance in a column, place a 0 (for zero). In other words, every blank must be filled with either the account balance OR a zero. Do NOT enter dollar signs or commas. 2. Enter totals for both the debit balances and for the credit balances. (Remember that a Trial Balance must have total debit balances equal to total credit balances.) Account Titles Account Balances Debit Balances Credit Balances Unearned revenues 160 [amount1] [amount2] Wages expense 620 [amount3] [amount4] Interest income 200 [amount5] [amount6] Common stock 2030 [amount7] [amount8] Fees earned 1200 [amount9] [amount10] Retained earnings 1425 [amount11] [amount12] Accounts receivable 80 [amount13] [amount14] Accumulated depreciation-auto 325 [amount15] [amount16] Accounts payable 190 [amount17] [amount18] Auto 4000 [amount19] [amount20] Depreciation expense 150 [amount21] [amount22] Interest expense 50 [amount23] [amount24] Dividends declared 180 [amount25] [amount26] Checking (cash) 1000 [amount27] [amount28] Interest payable 220 [amount29] [amount30] Insurance expense 130 [amount31] [amount32] Prepaid insurance 340 [amount33] [amount34] Note payable (25% due in 1 year) 800 [amount35] [amount36] TOTALS ------------ [amount37] [amount38]
The аccоuntаnt fоr VVF, Inc. mаde a list оf the accounts and their balances from the general journal; however, absent-mindedly, he/she/they did not prepare the information in an Adjusted Trial Balance format. 1. For each of the accounts, place the account balance in the correct column, either as a debit balance or a credit balance. All accounts are "normal". If there is no balance in a column, place a 0 (for zero). In other words, every blank must be filled with either the account balance OR a zero. Do NOT enter dollar signs or commas. 2. Enter totals for both the debit balances and for the credit balances. (Remember that a Trial Balance must have total debit balances equal to total credit balances.) Account Titles Account Balances Debit Balances Credit Balances Unearned revenues 160 [amount1] [amount2] Wages expense 620 [amount3] [amount4] Interest income 200 [amount5] [amount6] Common stock 2030 [amount7] [amount8] Fees earned 1200 [amount9] [amount10] Retained earnings 1425 [amount11] [amount12] Accounts receivable 80 [amount13] [amount14] Accumulated depreciation-auto 325 [amount15] [amount16] Accounts payable 190 [amount17] [amount18] Auto 4000 [amount19] [amount20] Depreciation expense 150 [amount21] [amount22] Interest expense 50 [amount23] [amount24] Dividends declared 180 [amount25] [amount26] Checking (cash) 1000 [amount27] [amount28] Interest payable 220 [amount29] [amount30] Insurance expense 130 [amount31] [amount32] Prepaid insurance 340 [amount33] [amount34] Note payable (25% due in 1 year) 800 [amount35] [amount36] TOTALS ------------ [amount37] [amount38]
The аccоuntаnt fоr VVF, Inc. mаde a list оf the accounts and their balances from the general journal; however, absent-mindedly, he/she/they did not prepare the information in an Adjusted Trial Balance format. 1. For each of the accounts, place the account balance in the correct column, either as a debit balance or a credit balance. All accounts are "normal". If there is no balance in a column, place a 0 (for zero). In other words, every blank must be filled with either the account balance OR a zero. Do NOT enter dollar signs or commas. 2. Enter totals for both the debit balances and for the credit balances. (Remember that a Trial Balance must have total debit balances equal to total credit balances.) Account Titles Account Balances Debit Balances Credit Balances Unearned revenues 160 [amount1] [amount2] Wages expense 620 [amount3] [amount4] Interest income 200 [amount5] [amount6] Common stock 2030 [amount7] [amount8] Fees earned 1200 [amount9] [amount10] Retained earnings 1425 [amount11] [amount12] Accounts receivable 80 [amount13] [amount14] Accumulated depreciation-auto 325 [amount15] [amount16] Accounts payable 190 [amount17] [amount18] Auto 4000 [amount19] [amount20] Depreciation expense 150 [amount21] [amount22] Interest expense 50 [amount23] [amount24] Dividends declared 180 [amount25] [amount26] Checking (cash) 1000 [amount27] [amount28] Interest payable 220 [amount29] [amount30] Insurance expense 130 [amount31] [amount32] Prepaid insurance 340 [amount33] [amount34] Note payable (25% due in 1 year) 800 [amount35] [amount36] TOTALS ------------ [amount37] [amount38]
The аccоuntаnt fоr VVF, Inc. mаde a list оf the accounts and their balances from the general journal; however, absent-mindedly, he/she/they did not prepare the information in an Adjusted Trial Balance format. 1. For each of the accounts, place the account balance in the correct column, either as a debit balance or a credit balance. All accounts are "normal". If there is no balance in a column, place a 0 (for zero). In other words, every blank must be filled with either the account balance OR a zero. Do NOT enter dollar signs or commas. 2. Enter totals for both the debit balances and for the credit balances. (Remember that a Trial Balance must have total debit balances equal to total credit balances.) Account Titles Account Balances Debit Balances Credit Balances Unearned revenues 160 [amount1] [amount2] Wages expense 620 [amount3] [amount4] Interest income 200 [amount5] [amount6] Common stock 2030 [amount7] [amount8] Fees earned 1200 [amount9] [amount10] Retained earnings 1425 [amount11] [amount12] Accounts receivable 80 [amount13] [amount14] Accumulated depreciation-auto 325 [amount15] [amount16] Accounts payable 190 [amount17] [amount18] Auto 4000 [amount19] [amount20] Depreciation expense 150 [amount21] [amount22] Interest expense 50 [amount23] [amount24] Dividends declared 180 [amount25] [amount26] Checking (cash) 1000 [amount27] [amount28] Interest payable 220 [amount29] [amount30] Insurance expense 130 [amount31] [amount32] Prepaid insurance 340 [amount33] [amount34] Note payable (25% due in 1 year) 800 [amount35] [amount36] TOTALS ------------ [amount37] [amount38]
The аccоuntаnt fоr VVF, Inc. mаde a list оf the accounts and their balances from the general journal; however, absent-mindedly, he/she/they did not prepare the information in an Adjusted Trial Balance format. 1. For each of the accounts, place the account balance in the correct column, either as a debit balance or a credit balance. All accounts are "normal". If there is no balance in a column, place a 0 (for zero). In other words, every blank must be filled with either the account balance OR a zero. Do NOT enter dollar signs or commas. 2. Enter totals for both the debit balances and for the credit balances. (Remember that a Trial Balance must have total debit balances equal to total credit balances.) Account Titles Account Balances Debit Balances Credit Balances Unearned revenues 160 [amount1] [amount2] Wages expense 620 [amount3] [amount4] Interest income 200 [amount5] [amount6] Common stock 2030 [amount7] [amount8] Fees earned 1200 [amount9] [amount10] Retained earnings 1425 [amount11] [amount12] Accounts receivable 80 [amount13] [amount14] Accumulated depreciation-auto 325 [amount15] [amount16] Accounts payable 190 [amount17] [amount18] Auto 4000 [amount19] [amount20] Depreciation expense 150 [amount21] [amount22] Interest expense 50 [amount23] [amount24] Dividends declared 180 [amount25] [amount26] Checking (cash) 1000 [amount27] [amount28] Interest payable 220 [amount29] [amount30] Insurance expense 130 [amount31] [amount32] Prepaid insurance 340 [amount33] [amount34] Note payable (25% due in 1 year) 800 [amount35] [amount36] TOTALS ------------ [amount37] [amount38]
Grаde Jаmes K. Pоlk's Ecоnоmic Policy:Economics relаte to the president’s handling and management of the country’s economy, labor relations, taxes and tariffs, domestic and foreign trade, business regulations, protections for workers, the American standard of living, and the federal budget (government expenditures and deficits). When examining a president’s handling of the economy, consider the economic situation inherited by the president (for example, consider if the economy and economic issues improve or decline during the person’s presidential tenure). Try to evaluate how the president responds to the economic situation of the era – does this person effectively address economic problems like inflation or unemployment during economic crises? – Does this person manage the economy well during an economic boom? Keep the context in mind as you assign this grade.