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What are the two classes of adjusting entries?
1) Deferred Items

2) Accrued Items
What are the two types of entries for deferred adjustments?
1) Asset/Expense adjustments

2) Liability/Revenue adjustments
What are the two types of entries for accrued adjustments?
1) Asset/Revenue adjustments

2) Liability/Expense adjustments
Prepaid Expense
An asset awaiting assignment to expense.
What accounts receive Asset/Expense adjustments
Prepaid expenses and depreciation.
What is the purpose of a contra asset account?
To reduce the original cost of the asset down to its remaining undepreciated cost or book value.
Book Value
The unused cost of an asset awaiting assignment to an expense.
What accounts receive Liability/Revenue adjustments
Unearned revenues.
What accounts receive Asset/Revenue adjustments
Accrued assets.
Effect of Failure to Recognize:
Consumption of an asset
Effect on I/S: Overstates NI

Effect on B/S: Overstates Assets & Overstates R/E
Effect of Failure to Recognize:
Earning of previously unearned revenues
Effect on I/S: Understates NI

Effect on B/S: Overstates Liab. & understates R/E
Effect of Failure to Recognize:
Accrual of Assets
Effect on I/S: Understates NI

Effect on B/S: Understates Assets & understates R/E
Effect of Failure to Recognize:
Accrual of Liabilities
Effect on I/S: Overstates NI

Effect on B/S: Understates Liab. & overstates R/E