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Len [333]
3 years ago
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What is an internal source of marketing information for a business?

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Doss [256]3 years ago
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1. July 31

Dr Supplies expense $9,120

Cr Supplies $9,120

2. July 31

Dr Rent expense $900

Cr Prepaid rent $900

3. July 31

Dr Salaries and wages expense $2480

Cr Salaries and wages payable $2480

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Dr Depreciation expense $400

Cr Accumulated depreciation - Building $400

5. July 31

Dr Unearned service revenue $3,760

Cr Service revenue $3,760

6. July 31

Dr Miscellaneous expense $1,840

Cr Miscellaneous expense payable $1,840

Explanation:

Preparation of the adjusting entries at July 31 assuming that adjusting entries are made monthly.

1. July 31

Dr Supplies expense $9,120

Cr Supplies $9,120

($24,000-$14,880)

(Being To record supplies expense)

2. July 31

Dr Rent expense $900

Cr Prepaid rent $900

(3,600*1/4)

(Being To record rent expense)

3. July 31

Dr Salaries and wages expense $2480

Cr Salaries and wages payable $2480

(Being To record salaries and wages expense)

4. July 31

Dr Depreciation expense $400

Cr Accumulated depreciation - Building $400

($4,800*1/12)

(BeingTo record depreciation expense)

5. July 31

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Cr Service revenue $3,760

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If Five bonds were purchased yesterday, and 5 bonds were purchased today. How much more that the 5 bonds cost today is: $75.

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Using this formula

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Closing bonds=(96.875 x 10)× 5 bonds

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Second step is to calculate the Next day cost of bonds

Next day cost of bonds=[(96.875 + 1.50) x 10]× 5 bonds

Next day cost of bonds = $983.75 × 5 bonds

Next day cost of bonds= $4,918.75

Third step is to calculate the Cost of bonds today

Cost of bonds today=$4,918.75 - $4,843.75

Cost of bonds today = $75

Therefore If Five bonds were purchased yesterday, and 5 bonds were purchased today. How much more that the 5 bonds cost today is: $75.

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A continuous multiple-step statement of comprehensive income is a form of income statement shows in a categorical and continuous manner operating income, i.e. the profit earned from the primary activities of an entity through buying and selling merchandise, other income and expenses, and net income.

For this question, continuous multiple-step statement of comprehensive income can be prepared as follows:

Lindor Corporation

Multiple-step Statement of Comprehensive Income for 2016

<u>Details                                                                  $      </u>

Sales revenue                                            2,300,000

Cost of goods sold                                    <u> 1,400,000 </u>

Gross profit                                                   900,000

Operating expenses:

Selling and administrative expenses        <u> (420,000) </u>

Operating income                                        480,000

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Interest expense                                          <u> (40,000) </u>

Income before tax                                        520,000

Income tax (30% * $520,000)                    <u> (156,000) </u>

Net income                                                  <u>  364,000 </u>

EPS (364,000 / 1,000,000)                                 0.36

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Answer:

A. $950

Explanation:

Proper documentations of payments, purchases and income in any company is very necessary for growth.

From the question, the following transaction occured:

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  2. March 22 => another desk was purchased for $500
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To know the amount that ABC should report for desks, the two transaction for desk should be summed and the result will be the amount that should be recorded.

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