Capital
Capital have credit balance because capital is the owner's investment in the business and its a liability for the business to pay the capital in future.
Increase will capital have credit balance and it is reported on the liabilities side of the balance sheet.
Cash , expense, accounts receivable have debit balance as it is treated as asset of the business and have debit balance.
As per the double entry system , every transaction has debit and credit. multiple accounts are affected.
The amount of capital will always equal to the the all assets less all liabilities.
In the year end , profit or loss is apportioned in the capital account.
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Answer:
overstate net income but days to collect will increase.
Explanation:
A bad debt expense is defined when any receivable is no more collectible as the customer is not able to fulfil or satisfy the obligation in order to pay the obligation of paying an outstanding debt because of some financial problems or due to bankruptcy.
Thus when any organization is more optimistic about the debt collection, it will understate the bad debt expenses and will also overstate the net income. But in this case the number of days to collect the payment increases.
Answer:1. Make provision for warranty claims.
2. Disclosure of contingent liability
3. No cost should be recorded.
Explanation:
Warranty is an assurance made by firms to make good any agreed loss that is incurred by the customers in usage of goods and services whiting the period of the warranty. Since an estimation can be made based on firms history of sales a provision has to be made for possible warranty.
Since it's only probably that a loss will be Incurred by the firm by going into the contract and the financial statement has not been issue the firm should made a contingent liability disclosure in the report.
The self insurance is not a contract with a third party, in this vein no cost will be accrued until the loss is actually suffered.
Answer:
$17,863.11
Explanation:
The carrying amount or net book value of an asset is the difference between the historical cost of the asset and the accumulated depreciation. When an asset is disposed, this carrying amount has to be derecognized and the proceed from the sale recognized. The difference between these two amounts is the gain/loss on disposal.
When the amount received from the disposal of an asset is higher than the carrying value of the asset, the company makes a gain on disposal.
Carrying amount = $274,817.00 - $261,076.15.
= $13,740.85
Gain/(loss) on disposal
= $31,603.96 - $13,740.85
= $17,863.11
