Answer:
net cash provided by operating activities 60,000
Explanation:
net income 70,000
Change in working Capital
Increase Inventory (40,000)
Increase Account payable 30,000
Net change in working capital (10,000)
net cash provided by operating activities 60,000
The working capital is the current asset and current liabilities.
the dividend, bonds and mortgare are not operating activities.
the securities are considered cash.
Answer:
Expenditures $300,000; Supplies inventory $150,000.
Explanation:
The consumption method recognizes an asset when an item is purchased and an expense when an item is used or consumed. Therefore, when supplies are first bought, Supplies Inventory has a balance of $450,000.
After using those supplies during the year, $300,000 should be debited from Supplies Inventory and credited to Expenditures.
Therefore, at fiscal year-end, the appropriate account balances on the General Fund financial statements would be: Expenditures $300,000; Supplies inventory $150,000.
Answer: Unearned subscription revenue.
Explanation:
Tax is made on a cash basis which means that a transaction is eligible for taxation once cash has been paid for it. Businesses however have to use the Accrual basis which only record transactions in the period that they have been incurred.
In this scenario, there is more subscription payment in cash than the company recognized which means that the company has not yet delivered the service they were paid for and so could not recognize the subscriptions. They will however be taxed on those amounts because the cash has come in.
The account giving this temporary difference is therefore the Unearned Subscription Revenue account.
