Answer:
Revenues to be understated.
Explanation:
The accrual basis says that revenues are recognized when earned and expenses are recognized when incurred.
In this case, if the legal services have been rendered at the end of the accounting period and no adjusting entry is made there is a situation of understated revenue.
When an accountant says that an amount is understated, it means two things: The amount is not the correct amount, and the amount is less than the true amount.
The adjusting entry that should be done is:
Debit to the liability account Unearned Service Revenue, and a credit to the revenue account Service Revenue.
Answer:
8983
Explanation:
Total Premium (934609-850000) 84609
Divide: Periods total 12
Premium amortized each period 7050.75
Interest expense for Nov21 (Two months)
Cash Interest payable (850000*8%*2/12) 11333.33
Less: Premium amortized (7050.75*2/6) 2350.25
Interest expense for year ending 30.11.21 8983.08
Total Premium (934609-850000) 84609
Divide: Periods total 12
Premium amortized each period 7050.75
Interest expense for Nov21 (Two months)
Cash Interest payable (850000*8%*2/12) 11333.33
Less: Premium amortized (7050.75*2/6) 2350.25
Interest expense for year ending 30.11.21 8983.08
Answer is $8983
Answer:
b. building 28,000
notes payable 28,000
Explanation:
jaye company purchased a new building by signing a note for $28,000. the entry to record the transaction is:
a. building 28,000
cash 28,000
b. building 28,000
notes payable 28,000
c. note payable 28,000
cash 28,000
d. cash 28,000
note payable 28,000
Jaye's company is signing a note of 28,000 and purchasing a building of 28,000
The entry to record Jaye company's transaction is building 28,000, notes payable 28,000
The transaction will not be recorded in
Building:28,000, cash:28,000.
Note payable:28,00, cash:28,000
Cash:28,000, note payable:28,000
Therefore the correct answer is
b. building 28,000
notes payable 28,000