Answer:
1.
April 30
No entry required
This is because Cruz's attorney is certain it is remote that Cruz will lose this lawsuit.
June 30
DR Warranty Expense $14,400
CR Warranty Liability $14,400
Working = 360,000 * 4%
= $14,400
July 28
DR Warranty Liability $6,400
CR Cash $6,400
September 30
DR Lawsuit Loss A/c $150,000
CR Lawsuit Loss Liability $150,000
December 21
DR Warranty Expense $20,000
DR Warranty Liability $20,000
Workings ( Original question says 4%.)
= 4% * 500,000
= $20,000
2. Balance on Estimated Warranty Liability Account
June 30 14,400
July 28 (6,400) -
Dec 21 20,000 +
= $28,000 Credit
Answer: (i), (iii) and (iv)
Explanation:
PPCo is able to provide the entire needs of the county and and has been in operations for a few years gaining loyal customers and controlling the market. Any company that will want to come in will have to fight them for market dominance and as such will have a smaller market share than PPCo.
As PPCo is meet the demands of everyone in the county, they are most likely experiencing Economies of Scale. This means that they are making more revenue thereby driving total cost down as the fixed costs remain the same but Revenue climbs. This classifies them as a Natural Monopoly because Natural Monopolies experience Economies of Scale and declining average total costs.
Answer:
b. decrease no effect
Explanation:
When the treasury stock is repurchased and at a premium. That is the price more than the par value, the excess is debited to the additional paid in capital account as this is the account used to fund the additional amount required to pay the differential.
Retained earnings on the other hand are unaffected by this transaction as long as the company has enough funds in the paid in capital account to complete the transaction.
Total paid in capital will decrease
Retained earnings will have no effect
Hope that helps.
Answer:
The journal entry is as follows:
Cash A/c Dr. $12,400
Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment A/c Dr. $21,900
Loss on sale of equipment A/c Dr. $4,700
To Equipment $39,000
(To record the sale)
Working notes:
Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment:
= [(Cost of tractor - Residual value) ÷ Service life] × No. of years
= [(39,000 - 2,500) ÷ 5] × 3
= $21,900
