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Journal entry Here's how: Click the New or Plus sign (+) button. WebThe accrual adjusting entry will 1) debit Purchases (periodic method) or Inventory (perpetual method) for the cost of the goods or merchandise received, and 2) credit a current liability account such as Accrued Liabilities. Since the payment of electricity is assuming to be in the first week of July, the utilities expense in June was understated by $200. It would be nice if QB allowed for that, but it does not. Examples of accrued expenses include the following:

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• Unused vacation and sick days that employees carry over to the following year, which the business has to pay for in the coming year

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• Unpaid bonuses to salespeople

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• The cost of future repairs and part replacements on products that customers have bought and havent yet returned for repair

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• The daily accumulation of interest on borrowed money that wont be paid until the end of the loan period

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Without invoices to refer to, you have to examine your business operations carefully to determine which liabilities of this sort to record.