Answer:
Corrected Entry
Depreciation Expense$5,500 Dr
Income Summary $5,500 Dr
Accumulated Depreciation – Equipment $11,000 Cr
Explanation:
Entry Posted
Accumulated Depreciation – Equipment $5,500 Dr
Income Summary $5,500 Cr
Required Entry
Depreciation Expense$5,500 Dr
Accumulated Depreciation – Equipment $5,500 Cr
Corrected Entry
Depreciation Expense$5,500 Dr
Income Summary $5,500 Dr
Accumulated Depreciation – Equipment $11,000 Cr
This entry is made to correct the actual entry done. In this entry the depreciation expense is debited and accumulated Depreciation is credited with twice the original value to counter effect the wrong entry . Also income summary is debited with the amount wrongly credited.
Answer: $26,600.
$26,600 = $24,000 + ($1,300 × 2). The married joint standard deduction is increased for $1,300 for each blind and/or taxpayer age 65 by year-end.
Explanation:
This is called accumulated depreciation
Answer:
The answer is: A feasibility report
Explanation:
A feasibility report's main purpose is to evaluate a proposed solution to determine how possible, reasonable and economically feasible is the application of the proposed solution.
When you evaluate the proposed solution several things must be considered including estimated costs of implementing the solution, under what constraints should the solution be considered and different alternative solutions.
After the pros and cons are evaluated, the feasibility report should either recommend to carry on or discharge the proposed solution based on legal, technical and economic conditions.
Answer: $50,000
Explanation: This is why I believe the answer is $50,000
- When the shipping terms are FOB
destination, the seller has the responsibility of all costs of
transporting the goods to the buyer.
Therefore, the seller is responsible for the
payment of packaging costs ($1,000),
shipping costs ($4,500), and the special
handling charges ($2,000). The only
amount to be included as the buyer's cost
of the inventory purchased is the purchase
price ($50,000).