Answer:
See below
Explanation:
This transaction will affect the bank balance by increasing it with the check amount. The bank is cash (asset ) held in the bank. An increase in assets account is a debit. The bank A/c will be debited.
The check is received from Yogesh. Yogesh must have bought goods on credit and hence is an account receivable (asset). Since Yogesh has paid, his account decrease by the check amount. A decrease in assets is credited.
The journal entry will be
Bank A/c DR. Rs 4500
Yogesh A/c Cr. Rs 4500
Answer:
b) $1,900
Explanation:
The computation of the total liabilities is shown below:
= Accounts Payable + Deferred revenue
= $700 + $1,200
= $1,900
The other items are related to the expenses which are shown in the income statement and current assets which are shown on the balance sheet
Therefore, only two items are shown in the total liabilities.
Answer and Explanation:
The journal entry is shown below:
1. Organization expense Dr $58,500
To cash $58,500
(Being organization expense is recorded)
Here organization expense is debited as it increased the expenses and credited the cash as it decreased the assets. Also the assets and expenses contains normal debit balance
2. No entry is required as the amortization is recorded for only intangible assets
Answer:
1. A statement of company policy regarding refunds
Explanation:
A statement of company policy regarding refunds would give clarity to the customer on the reason why the request for refund was denied.
The fact that Madison wants to open a restaurant and plans to employ a staff of about 10 people, including wait staff and cooks means that Madison is planning to create a flat type of organization. The units and positions within the flat organization are flat distributed, which means there are <span>few or no levels of middle management between staff and executives.</span>
