a law firm billed a client $2,600 for work performed in the current month.
Debit: Accounts Receivable (asset) $2,600 Credit: Fees Earned (revenue) $2,600
Generally, To record this transaction, the law firm would make the following general journal entry:
Debit: Accounts Receivable (asset) $2,600 Credit: Fees Earned (revenue) $2,600
This entry records the fact that the law firm has earned $2,600 in fees from the client and that the client now owes the law firm $2,600.
The accounts receivable asset account reflects the fact that the law firm has the right to receive payment from the client in the future, and the fees earned revenue account reflects the fact that the law firm has earned the revenue from the client's payment.
It's important to note that this journal entry assumes that the law firm has not yet received payment from the client. If the client has already paid the $2,600, the law firm would need to make a separate journal entry to record the receipt of payment.
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