Prepare adjusting journal entries as of December 31,2022, as follows: 1.On January 1,2022, Fall Company...

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Prepare adjusting journal entries as of December 31,2022, as follows: 1.On January 1,2022, Fall Company leased some equipment for $250,000. They made the first of five payments of $57,976 on that day. The bookkeeper incorrectly recorded the transaction as follows on January 1:
Lease expense $57,976
Cash $57,976
2.Accrue annual interest expense on the lease in (f) at 8%.
3. Amortize the lease in (1) over five years.
4. Prepare the income tax accrual assuming the tax rate is 20%. The differences between book and tax are as follows:
Future deductible amounts: Warranty expense and vacation pay from parts (b: Estimated warranty expense of 2% of sales has not been recorded yet.
c) Accrue unused vacation pay that can be taken in 2023 in the amount of $20,000.) Estimated warranty expense of 2% of sales has not been recorded yet.
c- Accrue unused vacation pay that can be taken in 2023 in the amount of $20,000.) and (c).(Ignore the other adjusting
entries for this accrual).
Future taxable amount: Tax depreciation was $240,000, whereas book depreciation was only $40,000.
Taxable income for 2022 is $1,471,614.
There were no previous balances in the Deferred Tax Asset or Deferred Tax Liability accounts.
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