Answer:
$15,000
Explanation:
Closing retained earnings is the accumulated value of an entity`s profit reserve from its earnings from both current and past accounting periods.Closing retained earnings is calculated by deducting dividend paid from earnings after tax of the current year and adding the balance to opening retained earnings.
= Opening retained earnings + (Earnings after tax - Dividend paid)
Based on the information supplied, the closing retained earnings will be:
$
Service Revenue 10,000
Total Expenses (6,000)
Operating profit 4,000
Dividend <u> (1,000)</u>
Retained Earnings 3,000
Retained Earnings b/f <u> 12,000</u>
Closing Retained Earnings <u> 15,000</u>
Note: No information in regard of tax, so the operating profit is used as profit after tax.
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
1. Private Limited Company
A private limited company is an acknowledged legal entity whose shares are held privately by the founders. The shareholders are the owners. They are not allowed to trade their shares to the public through the security exchange. SHINING STAR BUS COMPANY (PTY) Ltd is currently a limited private company. Transfer of shares has to be between the existing shareholders, the bus company, and requires authorization. The shareholders have limited liability to the company's debts and are entitled to a share in the company profits.
2. Public Limited Company
A public limited company is recognized as a legal and separate entity from its owners. Unlike a private limited company, the shares of a public limited company are traded in the security exchange markets. It means ownership of a public company is open to the public. The management of SHINING STAR BUS COMPANY (PTY) Ltd wants to convert it to a public limited company. After the conversion, its shares will be traded at the Johannesburg Security Exchange(JSE).
Self-Employed Business Owner. A self-employed business owner is someone who conducts a trade or business with the intent of making a profit. ...
Independent Contractor. ...
Franchise.
The company give their employee the W4 and 1099 forms
Answer:
The journal entry for the issuance of the preferred stock is shown below:
Explanation:
Cash A/c..................................................Dr $30,000
Preference Stock A/c....................................Cr $10
Paid in Capital in excess of Par A/c...........Cr $29,990
Working Note:
Cash = Shares × Issued price per share
where
Shares are 1,000
Issued Price per share is $30
= 1,000 × $30
= $30,000
Preference Stock = Shares × Par price
= 1,000 × $0.01
=$ 10
Paid in Capital in excess of Par = Cash - Preference stock
= $30,000 - $10
= $29,990
