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Bas_tet [7]
3 years ago
14

Consider each of the transactions below. All of the expenditures were made in cash.

Business
1 answer:
mestny [16]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Please see explanation column for answers

Explanation:

1.Journal to record amount spent on experimental purposes for development of new product

Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

Research and development expense $ 22,000.00

Cash                                                                             $22,000.00

2.  Journal to record amount paid for legal fees for lost in infringement suit

Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

April      legal fee expense           $7,000.00

             Cash                                                             $ 7,000.00

3. Journal to record amount and note payable for purchase of equipment

Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

March     Equipment                        $ 35,000.00

Discount on note payable                 4,000.00

 Cash                                                                            $ 16,000.00

Note payable                                                               $ 23,000.00

Calculation:

Discount on note payable=  (23,000 +16,000)- $35,000 = $4000

4Journal to record amount paid for installation of sprinkler system

Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

June 1 Building- sprinkler system       $ 38,000.00

      Cash                                                                     $ 38,000.00

5

Journal to record amount received by plaintiff for successful infringement

Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

patent                                   $ 22,000.00

Cash                                                                            $ 22,000.00

6.Journal to record  purchase of new machine in exchange of old one

 Date          Account                               Debit                Credit

new machine-fair value                   $ 13,000.00  

lost in trade-in                                   $ 3,000.00  

Accumulated depreciation                $6,400.00

  old machine                                                              $ 12,400.00

   Cash                                                                         $ 10,000.00

Calculation:

lost in trade-in = book value of old machine + cash paid for machine -  fair value of new equipment =(6000+10000-13000)

= $3000  

Accumulated depreciation=original cost of old machine - book value = $12400- $6000=$6,400

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