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Dion Lte est haciendo asientos de ajuste para el ao en curso que termin el 31 de diciembre. Al desarrollar la informacin para los asientos de ajuste, el contador aprendi lo siguiente: Requerido: 1. Prepare el asiento de ajuste para el seguro al 31 de diciembre del ao en curso, suponiendo que el contador debit el monto total pagado el 1 de octubre del ao en curso al seguro prepago. (No redondee los clculos intermedios. Si no se requiere entrada para una transaccin/evento, seleccione "No se requiere entrada de diario" en el primer campo de la cuenta). 3. Qu cantidad debe informarse por gastos de seguro y gastos de suministros de envo, en el estado de resultados del ao en curso? (No redondee los clculos intermedios). 4. Qu monto debe informarse por seguro prepago e inventario de suministros de envo en el estado de situacin financiera al 31 de diciembre del ao en curso? (No redondee los clculos intermedios). Suministros de envo disponibles, 1 de enero del ao en curso ps 15,700 Compras de suministros de envo durante el ao en curso 75.400 Suministros de envo en mano, contados al 31 de diciembre del ao en curso 12,700.

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