Answer:
See below
Explanation:
2020 2021
Allocation to preferred stock
Nil 44,600
Remainder to common stock
Nil 20,000
Answer:
I'maGoldMiner has benefited from a record rise in gold prices in the global commodities market. While the price of its output is highly influenced by market speculation, if it wants to increase production to take advantage of the current profit-maximizing opportunity, the company must accept market price for its physical capital input.
Explanation:
Actually, the market of gold is very speculative and in general a "gold mines" has to accept market prices because they can't influence in them as in the case of I'maGoldMiner because it represents a small part of the market.
Answer:
(I)
retained earnings 92,400 debit
common stock 28,600 credit
additional paid-in 63,800 credit
(II)
retained earnings 924,000 debit
common stock 286,000 credit
additional paid-in 638,000 credit
(III) no entry required
Explanation:
22,000 x 10% = 2,200 new shares
market price:
2,200 X $42 = 92,400
book value
2,200 x $13 = 28,600
additional paid-in
63,800
100% sotkc dividends:
22,000 x 100% = 22,000 new shares
market price:
22,000 X $42 = 924,000
book value
22,000 x $13 = 286,000
additional paid-in
638,000
the stock split will not change the accounting as the total value fo the equity remains the same.
<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>