Answer:
A. An update of the Fair value adjustment account
D. The amount of the unrealized holding gain or loss that has occurred since the end of the prior accounting period
Explanation:
The value of an equity investment that lacks significant influence is adjusted at the end of each accounting period against an unrealized gain/loss account.
When the equity investment is sold, the unrealized gain/loss account will become realized depending on the sales value. Before any final gain or loss is realized, an adjustment must be made to the investment's Fair value adjustment account.
E.g if the investment X's balance account was $510,000 and its fair market value was $550,000, we would first need to adjust the fair value:
Dr Fair value adjustment of investment X 40,000
Cr Unrealized holding gain 40,000
Answer:
Dr Land 397,950
Cr Cash 117,950
Cr Notes payable 280,000
Explanation:
Certain ordinary and necessary costs can be included in the purchase cost of land:
- cost of the land
- title fees
- applicable taxes
- legal fees
- broker fees
- survey costs
- leveling costs
- zoning fees
- etc.
In this case, the total purchase cost of the land = $110,000 + $280,000 + $1,400 + $650 + $5,900 = $397,950
Answer:
The answer is: D) continue flying until the lease expires and then drop the run.
Explanation:
Currently Cold Duck Airlines is losing money:
It only gets $1,000 in revenue per flight but spends $1,150 per flight (net loss of $150 per flight).
They should continue flying only until the lease contract expires. Usually lease contracts apply penalties if they are terminated early. We don't know the penalty amount but still it is never good to breach a contract.
Answer: Debit Supplies and Credit Cash
Explanation: From the above question, Wiley paid cash for the supplies and in accounting you debit the receiver and credit the giver.
In the question above, the supplies account is receiving value while the cash is giving value. Then the right journal entry is to Debit supplies and credit cash.
