Determine the adjusting entries that the company made on


Adjusting Entries At the end of 2007 the Ritter Company prepared a trial balance, recorded and posted its adjusting entries, and then prepared an adjusted trial balance. Selected accounts and account balances from the trial balance and adjusted trial balance are as follows:


Partial Trial Balance

Partial Adjusted Trial Balance

Debit Credit

Debit Credit

Depreciation expense

$ 0

$3,960

Interest payable (due May 14, 2009)

$ 0

$ 810

Bad debts expense

0


410


Utilities expense

1,480


1,682


Rental revenue


1,650


2,635

Income tax expense

0


2,740


Prepaid insurance

1,742


1,380


Office salaries payable


0


540

Rent expense

0


800


Accumulated depreciation


14,820


18,780

Interest receivable (due March 1, 2008)

0


320


Prepaid rent

1,600


800


Office salaries expense

5,600


6,140


Income taxes payable


0


2,740

Insurance expense

300


662


Allowance for doubtful accounts


130


540

Interest expense

0


810


Unearned rent


600


0

Utilities payable


0


202

Interest revenue


620


940


Partial Partial Adjusted Trial Balance Trial Balance


Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Sales salaries expense

7,300


7,850


Office supplies

1,150


700


Rent receivable

0


385


Advances to salespersons

770


220


Office supplies expense

0


450


Required

1. By comparing the partial trial balance to the partial adjusted trial balance, determine the adjusting entries that the company made on December 31, 2007. Prepare your answers in general journal form.

2. Assuming that the company uses reversing entries, indicate which adjusting entries should be reversed.

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