Answer:
1. increase in accounts receivable Deduct from net income
2. increase in inventory Deduct from net income
3. decrease in prepaid expenses Added to net income
4. Decrease in accounts payable Deduct from net income
5. increase in accrued liabilities Added to net income
6. increase in income taxes payable Added to net income
7. Depreciation expense Added to net income
8. loss on sale of investment Added to net income
9. Gain on disposal of equipment Deduct from net income
10. Amortization expense Added to Net income
Explanation:
Answer: d. A company paid for an insurance premium of $6,000 on January 1. The insurance is for a year. Failing to make adjustments for the month of January would overstate assets and stockholder's equity by $6,000.
Explanation:
If a company were to pay $6,000 for Insurance for the YEAR in January, this would be recorded as a PREPAID EXPENSE.
This Prepaid Expense will then be apportioned per month over the year to each month as expenses of $500.
Failing to make adjustments for the month of January would not overstate assets and stockholder's equity by $6,000 but by $500.
Answer:
$327,000
Explanation:
Stocks owned by the Gathering Company after repurchasing = $48,000
Cash paid for the purchase of land = $124,000
Amount of issued bonds payable = $375,000
Now,
Net cash provided by financing activities for the year would have been
= Amount of issued bonds payable - Stocks owned by the Gathering Company
= $375,000 - $48,000
= $327,000
Answer:
Explanation:
Mike insurance company will pay = 0.9 of 400 = $ 360
Answer:
Correct option is (a)
Explanation:
Adjusting journal entries are passed before financial statements are prepared to so as to confirm if revenue recognition and matching principles are complied with. Adjusting entries are required to be passed if transactions is spread over multiple financial periods. For example, adjusting entry is passed if goods are received this year but payment will be made next year.
Before income statement and balance sheet is prepared, these entries are passed. Thereafter, adjusting trial balance is prepared and finally financial statements are prepared.
