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A Florida GC prepaid $18,000 for annual insurance and expenses it evenly by month. After 7 months have expired, what prepaid asset remains?

Correct Answer

D) $7,500

Monthly expense is $1,500. Five months remain unexpired, so the prepaid asset is $7,500.

Answer Options
A
$6,000
B
$6,500
C
$7,000
D
$7,500

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Monthly expense is $1,500. Five months remain unexpired, so the prepaid asset is $7,500.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: $6,000

$6,000 is below the supported result for prepaid expense balance; it likely uses the wrong base, period, or account bucket.

Option B: $6,500

$6,500 is below the supported result for prepaid expense balance; it likely uses the wrong base, period, or account bucket.

Option C: $7,000

$7,000 is below the supported result for prepaid expense balance; it likely uses the wrong base, period, or account bucket.

Memory Technique

Prepaid Expense Balance drawer for Accountant Checking: label monthly before counting dollars.

Reference Hint

Open-book path: tab Builder's Guide to Accounting, 2001 to Section Three, Recording Before the Event, Prepaid Expenses; use the job ledger figures in the stem and recompute the same accounting measure.

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