Indicate by how much net income in the income statement is higher or lower if the adjustment is not recorded. (Do not round intermediate calculations.)

1. If the depreciation is not recorded, expenses will be overstated. Net income will therefore be higher by the depreciation amount of $5,400.

2. One June 30, $34,000 was loaned out. Interest is 7%. This interest needs to be apportioned to 6 months in the year as interest revenue:

= [(7% * 34,000) / 12] * 6 months

= $‭1,190‬

If this is not recorded, interest revenue will not be recorded which means that Net income will be lower by $1,190.

3. This was for one year yet it was received on October 1. 3 months of the amount will have to be accounted for in the current period.

= (9,600/12) * 3

= $2,400

There must be revenue recognized of $2,400. If it is not recognized, Net income will be lower by $2,400.

In total, Net income will be higher (lower) by:

= 5,400 - 1,190 - 2,400

= $1,810

Higher by $1,810.

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