If 1800$ was paid for a one year insurance policy the adjustment to insurance expense at thr end of first month would be and will it be 150 dollar credit or debit
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This means the monthly cost of the insurance policy is $1800 / 12 months = $150 per month. At the end of the first month, you have used one month of the insurance policy, so you have incurred $150 of insurance expense. Show more…
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