Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are given below:
1. Account receivable A/c Dr $55,330
To Fees earned $55,330
(Being the fees earned is recorded)
2. Supplies A/c Dr $2,380
To Account payable A/c $2,380
(Being the supplies is purchased on account)
3. Cash A/c Dr $52,010
To Account receivable A/c $52,010
(Being the cash is received from customers)
4. Account payable A/c Dr $1,440
To Cash A/c $1,440
(Being cash is paid to creditors on account)
20 to 30 percent ... 70 to 80 percent are posted
Answer:
The perpetuity pays $2,040 every year.
Explanation:
The formula to find the present value of a perpetuity is
present value = cash flow/interest rate
In this question we are given the interest rate and present value and we need to find the cash flow, so we will just input these values in the formula.
Present value = 34,000
Interest rate =6%
34,000=Cash flow/0.06
34,000*0.06= cash flow
Cash flow =2,040
The bond issuance should be recorded as the bond issued with discount. There is a difference between the bond's par value and its selling price. If a bond sold below its par value, a discount will appear as the difference between them. For the journal entry, there will be a debit balance in cash account for $1,864,097, debit balance in the discount of the bond payable account for $ 135,903, and credit balance in the bond payable account for $2,000,000.