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The cash records of Crane Company show the following. For July:

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Answer:

A. $3,560

B. $3,430

C. $4,120

D. $3,730

Explanation:

A. Calculation for the deposits in transit at July 31

July 1 Deposit in transit=$18,550 - ($15,720 - $730)

July 1 Deposit in transit=$18,550-$14,990

July 1 Deposit in transit= $3,560

Therefore the deposits in transit at July 31 were $3,560

B. Calculation for the outstanding checks at July 31

July 31 Outstanding checks=$18,540 - ($16,020 - $910)

July 31 Outstanding checks=$18,540-$15,110

July 31 Outstanding checks= $3,430

Therefore the outstanding checks at July 31 were $3,430

C. Calculation for the deposits in transit at August 31

August 31 Deposits in transit=$27,280 - $26,010 + $2,850

August 31 Deposits in transit= $4,120

Therefore the deposits in transit at August 31 were $4,120

D. Calculation for the outstanding checks at August 31

August 31 Outstanding checks=$24,460 - $23,110 + $2,380

August 31 Outstanding checks= $3,730

Therefore the outstanding checks at August 31 were $3,730

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3 years ago

One of the most important economic resources is money. <br> a. True <br> b. False

Elenna [48]

Yes one of the most important economic resources is money

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4 years ago

If Chester Corp. were to buy all of it's shares outstanding at its current price, how much would it cost Chester Corp, excluding

Anvisha [2.4K]

Answer:

$82, 727, 931

Explanation:

At a present stock price of $24.40 , the cost of buying all outstanding 3,390, 489 shares is calculated by multiplying the present stock price by the total outstanding shares 24.40 * 3, 390, 489 = 82, 727, 931

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3 years ago

Larry Gaines, a single taxpayer, age 42, sells his personal residence on November 12, 2019, for $151,200. He lived in the house

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Answer:

1. Recognized gain = $54300

2. Realized gain = $45228

3. Adjusted basis of new asset = $150,000

Explanation:

The adjusted basis is the net cost of an asset after it has had depreciation deductions and/or capital expenditure increments. In other words, its actual worth at that particular point in time.

The amount realized is the fair market value and the sum of any money received at the sale of an asset.

1. A recognized gain or loss is the difference between the amount realized from the sale of the asset and the asset's adjusted basis on the time of its sale. A positive figure proves to be a gain and a negative figure proves to be a loss. In other words, when an asset is sold for a price higher than what it is actually worth at the time of sale, it is a recognized gain whilst if it is sold for a price lower than what its net cost is, it is a recognized loss.

In the current scenario:

The amount realized from the sale of the asset is $151,200.

Adjusted basis = Cost basis + capital improvements

Hence, $86,750 + $10,150 = $96900

Recognized gain/loss = $151,200 - $96900 = $54300

Due to the fact that it is a positive figure, i.e. amount realized at sale of asset is higher than the adjusted basis, it is a recognized gain.

2. A realized gain is the amount of <em>actual money</em> earned at sale. It does not simply look at the income from sale, but also takes into account any expenses that were present at the time of sale and deducts these.

In this case, there was an expense of the sale of $9072.

Hence, amount realized from sale of asset is $151200 - $9072 = $142128

Realized gain = $142128 - $96900 = $45228

3. Adjusted basis of new residence

The new residence has not had any capital increments. Hence, the adjusted basis is the same as the cost i.e. $150,000.

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3 years ago

You just started working for a company, where should you first look to find a confidentiality policy concerning information you

mrs_skeptik [129]

B. Employee Handbook

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3 years ago