Answer:
The cash flow to stockholders amounts to $45
Explanation:
Cash flow to stockholders is the term which is defined as the cash amount which the company pays out to the shareholders.
The cash flow to stockholders is computed as:
Cash flow to stockholders = Dividend paid - New equity raised
where
Dividend paid is computed as:
Dividend paid = Net Income × %
= $360 × 35%
= $126
New equity raised is $81
So, putting the values above:
Cash flow to stockholders = $126 - $81
Cash flow to stockholders = $45
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<span>Part 1a:
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<span>the transactions that create expenses for valdez services are:
a. the company paid $12,200 cash for payment on a 16-month old liability for office supplies.
b. the company paid $1,233 cash for the just completed two-week salary of the receptionist.
c. the company paid $39,200 cash for equipment purchased.
d. the company paid $870 cash for this month's utilities.
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Part 1b:
The <span>general journal entries recording the transactions of Valdez services is attached.
Part 2.
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<span>The income statement of Carmen Camry for the August is attached.
Part 3:
The statement of owner's equity of Carmen Camry for August is attached.
Part 4:
</span>The <span>general journal entries recording the transactions of Hannah Venedict is attached</span>
Answer:
1. a) $150,000
2. c) $30,000
Explanation:
1) Goodwill of Controlling Interest = Purchase price - (FMV of Net Asset * % ownership)
= $1,600,000 - ( $1,850,000 * 80%)
= $120,000
Total amount of goodwill recognized at the date of acquisition = Goodwill of Controlling Interest / %ownership
= $120,000 / 80%
= $150,000
2. Amount of goodwill to be attributed to the non-controlling interest at the date of acquisition = Total amount of goodwill recognized at the date of acquisition - Goodwill of Controlling Interest
= $150,000 - $120,000
= $30,000
Explanation:
Under the direct write-off method , the journal entry is
Bad debt expense A/c Dr XXXXX
To Account receivable A/c XXXXX
(Being the bad debt expense is recorded)
For recording this journal entry, we Debited the bad debt expense and credited the account receivable
This is the answer. Hence, all the given options are incorrect