In accounting, the long-term liabilities<span> are shown on the right wing of the balance-sheet representing the sources of funds, which are generally bounded in form of capital assets. Examples of </span>long-term liabilities<span> are debentures, mortgage loans and other bank loans.
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Answer:
$7,176,000
Explanation:
We will calculate the sbsidiary net gain and add it to the firm income to get the consolidated net income:
Little income 864,000
amortization on acquisition investment <u> (48,000) </u>
net gain on subsidiary 816,000
Big income 6,360,000
big income + income from subsidiary = 6,360,000 + 816,000 = 7,176,000
This will be the consolidated net income.
The dividends do not impact the net income.
Answer:
B. $9
Explanation:
Assets value = $500 million
Liability value = $50 million
Use following formula to calculate NAV
Net Assets value = Assets value - Liability value
Net Assets value = $500 million - 50 million
Net Assets value = $450 million
Net Assets value = $450 million / 50 million
Net Assets value = $9 per share
So, the correct option is B. $9.
Answer: The following journal entries would apply:
<u>Purchase of franchise:</u>
Debit: Restaurant franchise (intangible asset) $85,000
Credit: Cash $85,000
<u>Amortization of franchise:</u>
Debit: Amortization charge $708
Credit: Accumulated amortization $708
Explanation: When the franchise was purchased, there was a cash outflow. So the above first entries would apply in order to recognize the intangible asset in Frazier Company's books. However, the intangible was meant to be amortized over 10 years, meaning $85,000/10 years = $8,500 annual amortization charge. We still have to divide this by 12 in order to arrive at the monthly amortization charge. So $8,500 divided by 12 months = $708 monthly. The above entries apply on amortization.