Answer: I)Accrued ReVenue /Service Revenue.
2.-Prepaid Expenses/ Insurance Expenses
3.No Entry
4.Prepaid expenses /depreciation expense
5.Accrued Interest payable/Interest Expenses
6.Accrued expenses/ Interest expenses.
7.Unearned expenses/ Service Revenue
Explanation:The type of adjusting entry/ the related account in the adjusting entry is given below
a)For Accounts Receivable---Accrued ReVenue /Service Revenue.
(b) For Prepaid Insurance---Prepaid Expenses/ Insurance Expenses
(c) Equipment ---- Equipment Exoenses. Equipment is a long-term asset that will not last so the cost of equipment is recorded in the account Equipment. No entry is needed in this account.
(d) For Accumulated Depreciation Equipment-----Prepaid expenses /depreciation expense
e) Notes Payable : Accrued Interest payable/ Interest Expenses
(f) Interest Payable--- Accrued expenses/ Interest expenses
(g) Unearned Service Revenue--Unearned expenses/ Service Revenue
Adjustment entries are the form of journal entries being recorded during the closure of books or at the end of the financial year. They are recorded to adjust the due amounts of the expenses or incomes that are not of the current financial period.
For each of the accounts the adjusting entry and the related account in the adjusting entry are shown in the table attached below:
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