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Prepaid rent is a deferral adjusting entry made when cash is paid before incurred rent expense. For instance, on January 1, Morrissey prepays $6,000 for three months of studio rent. The journal entry on January 1 involves debiting the prepaid rent asset account and crediting the cash asset account for $6,000. This is not an adjusting entry since a transaction occurred on that date. The unadjusted balance for prepaid rent remains $6,000 at the month's end, with no rent expense recorded yet. However, it is acknowledged that the correct interpretation of balances should account for the $2,000 monthly rent over three months, indicating that adjustments are necessary.