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It's the Integrative I problem at the bottom of the spreadsheet.

1. and 2. Set up T accounts for each of the accounts listed on the trial balance. Based on the information provided, set up any other T accounts that will be needed to prepare adjusting entries. Post the year-end adjusting entries directly to the T accounts.

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Please note the lacunae in the question. First, the adjusting entries that need to be made have not been given. For, instance, the rate at which depreciation is to be calculated. You need to subtract the value of the depreciation from the asset, for instance, the value of the automobiles. Then you ...

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