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In this example, we're talking about adjusting entries.
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On april 1, the company hired an attorney for a flat fee of $3 ,500.
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Payment for april legal services was made on may 12th.
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In april, we would have had a debit to legal fees or legal expense for that month, and a credit to attorney or legal fees payable.
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Because we haven't paid it yet.
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When we pay it on may 12th, we can reverse that.
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A debit to legal fees payable to decrease my liability because now i have paid it off with cash.
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Let's look at two more.
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As of april 30th, $3 ,000 of interest expense was accrued.
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The full interest payment is due on may 20th.
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Let's talk about the april 30th accrual.
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This means we had interest expense, it says, so we would debit interest expense to show it was incurred, but it says we haven't paid it yet.
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It's accrued.
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So we have a credit to interest payable to show that i owe this amount.
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The full interest is due and paid on may 20th...