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Answer:
The journal entry to record the establishment of the fund on september 1 is:
1 September Petty Cash $ 470 Dr.
Cash $ 470 Cr.
31st September Office supplies, $95 Dr.
Merchandise inventory, $ 181 Dr.
Miscellaneous expenses $ 44 Dr.
Cash $320 Cr.
To reimburse Petty Cash
The journal entry to reimburse and to increase the fund are same .
October 1 Petty Cash $ 94
Cash $ 94
To increase the Petty Cash by $ 94
Answer:
new earnings per share is $1.53
Explanation:
Given data
excess cash = $300
Equity is worth = $5,000
other assets = $6,200
stock outstanding = 500 shares
net income = $720
to find out
new earnings per share
solution
we know that equity per value is Equity / stock outstanding
that is
equity per value = (5000 / 500) = 10
equity per value = $10
and
we can purchase equity with excess cash $300 that is
= excess cash / equity per value
purchase equity with excess cash = (300 / 10) = 30
purchase equity with excess cash = 30 shares
so
after repurchase we have balance share is = (500 - 30) = 470
balance share = 470 shares
so that
new earnings per share will be = net income / balance share
new earnings per share = (720 / 470) = 1.53
new earnings per share is $1.53
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