Answer:
The amount of net income for January was $24,100
Explanation:
Revenues from sales $115,100 (for this analysis is not important if the sales were in cash or on credit)
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Cost of goods sold $48,000
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Gross profit $67,100
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Salaries, rent, supplies, advertising, other expenses and monthly utilities (it is not important for this analysis if all the exenses were paid) -$43,000
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Net income $24,100
Answer and Explanation:
a) Discount:
Carrying Value:$106,554
Face Value:($118,000)
Discount:($11,446)
Calculate Gain/Loss:
Carrying Value:$106,554
Redemption Price:($120,360)
[118,000*102]
Loss:(13,806)
April 30 2022
Dr Bonds Payable $118,000
Dr Loss on Redemption $13,806
Cr Discount on Bonds Payable $11,446
Cr Cash $120,360
(Record retirement of bond at loss.)
(b)Calculate Premium:
Carrying Value:$271,021
Face Value:($250,400)
Premium:$20,621
Calculate Gain/Loss:
Carrying Value:$271,021
Redemption Price:($240,384)
[$250,400*96]
Gain$30,637
June 30, 2022
Dr Bonds Payable $250,400
Dr Premium on Bonds Payable $20,621
Cr Gain on Redemption $30,637
Cr Cash $240,384
(Record retirement of bond at gain.)
Answer:
<u>Yes. </u>
Explanation:
How else are they going to make their money?
Answer:
gain on disposal 30,000
Explanation:
First we do the numbers for the old truck:
Asset 140,000
Acc Dep 80,000
Book Value 60,000
Now, becuase there are commercial subtance we will recognize the dgain or loss at disposal.
Total given-up for the tow truck
bake tow truck 100,000
cash <u> (10,000) </u>
Baker valuation of our truck 90,000
book value (60,000)
gain on disposal 30,000
<u>journal entry</u>
tow truck 100,000
acc dep delivery truck 80,000
cash 10,000
delivery truck 140,000
gain on disposal 30,000
