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zhannawk [14.2K]
3 years ago
11

Which subjects does the Aspire test assess?

Business
1 answer:
Nikolay [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

five subject areas: English, mathematics, reading, science, and writing

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The preparation of the classified balance sheet for Catena's Marketing Company is as follows:

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Classified Balance Sheet

At the end of the current year

Assets:

<u>Current assets</u>:

Cash                                                    $ 1,550

Accounts receivable                            2,240

Interest receivable                                   121

Prepaid insurance                                1,640

Total current assets                                        $5,551

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Equipment                           $15,100

Accumulated depreciation  (2,940) 12,160

Total long-term assets                                 $14,980

Total assets                                                    $20,531

Liabilities and Equity:

Liabilities:

<u>Current Liabilities:</u>

Accounts payable                                          $2,240

Dividends payable                                              640

Accrued expenses payable                            3,800

Income taxes payable                                     2,520

Unearned rent revenue                                     320

Total current liabilities                                $9,520

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<u>Equity:</u>

Common Stock (800 shares)            $80

Additional paid-in capital               3,500

Retained earnings                           7,431    $11,011

Total liabilities and equity                         $20,531

<h3>Preparing the Classified Balance Sheet:</h3>

To prepare the classified Balance Sheet of Catena's Marketing Company, we must first determine the net income and the ending retained earnings as follows:

<h3>Income Statement</h3>

For the current year

Sales revenue                                 $37, 350

Interest revenue                                      150

Rent revenue                                         600

Total revenue                                 $38,100

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Wages expense                 18,100

Depreciation expense        1,789

Utilities expense                   340

Insurance expense              750

Rent expense                   9,300

Income tax expense        2,720      32,999

Net income                                       $5,101

<h3>Statement of Retained Earnings</h3>

For the current year

Retained earnings (previous year)  $2,330

Net income                                          5,101

Retained earnings (current year)   $7,431

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<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>

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Cash                                      $ 1,550

Accounts receivable              2,240

Interest receivable                     121

Prepaid insurance                  1,640

Long-term notes receivable 2,820

Equipment                             15,100

Accumulated depreciation                 $ 2,940

Accounts payable                                  2,240

Dividends payable                                    640

Accrued expenses payable                  3,800

Income taxes payable                           2,520

Unearned rent revenue                           320

Common Stock (800 shares)                    80

Additional paid-in capital                     3,500

Retained earnings                                2,330

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Interest revenue                                      150

Rent revenue                                         600

Wages expense                 18,100

Depreciation expense        1,789

Utilities expense                   340

Insurance expense              750

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Income tax expense        2,720

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Prepare a classified Balance Sheet at the end of the current year.

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