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3 years ago

Indicate the effect each account has on retained earnings. (increase, decrease, or no effect)

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mojhsa [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Decrease:

a)advertising expense

c) Insurance expense

d) Salaries & Wages Expense

g) Utilities Expens

Descrease:

e) Dividends

Increase:

b)Service revenue

f) Rent revenue

Explanation:

The retained earnings accumulates the net income of every year.

As net income is determinate like:

revenues - expense = gross profit

expense will make this difference lower and therefore not beign able to help you These are the changes for:

adv expense

service revenue

insurance exepense salaries and wages

Dividends will also decrease RE as they represent a disribution of the accumualted earnings in favor of the stockholders

Finally revenues increase it as they make net income to increase as well.

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Variable selling exp. (w1.) (38,800) (124,000) (162,800)

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Direct fixed S $ Admn exp. (146,000) (87,000) (233,000)

Segment margin 165,200 1,059,000 1,224,200

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Explanation:

Solution 1:

Chart Values are based on:

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i= (7%/2) 3.50% Semi annual

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i= (8%/2) 4.00% Semi annual

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Interest (Annuity) [$790,000*7%*6/12] 17.292033 * $27,650 = $4,78,125

Price of Bonds $7,21,696

Bond Amortization Schedule

Date Cash interest Interest Expense Change in Carrying Value Carrying value

01-Jan-21 $7,21,696

30-Jun-21 $27,650 $28,868 $1,218 $7,22,914

31-Dec-21 $27,650 $28,917 $1,267 $7,24,181

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i= (6%/2) 3.00% Semi annual

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30-Jun-21 $27,650 $26,023 -$1,627 $8,65,794

31-Dec-21 $27,650 $25,974 -$1,676 $8,64,118

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