Answer:
The $5,680 expense should the firm deduct from revenues in the month when it recognizes the revenue.
Explanation:
According to the matching accounting principles, the expenses and revenues should be recorded in that period in which they are incurred and earned.
In the question, the Sheridan pays $2,590 in April, and $3,090 in may but it incurred in April
So, the total amount would be $2,590 + $3,090 = $5,680 should be recorded on April month only.
The Correct Awnser is (A) because when you do the math, thats what you come up with
Answer:
Since the bond's coupon rate is identical to the market rate, then they should have been sold at face value. Since we are not given any costs associated to the issuance, then I will assume it is $0.
January 1, bond issuance:
Dr Cash 650,000
Cr Bonds payable 650,000
December 31, coupon payment:
Dr Interest expense - bonds 78,000
Cr Cash 78,000
Solution:
For order to apply to a child as a minor, the child must be either under the age of 19 or under the age of 24.
If the taxpayer or his spouse is deemed dependent on another tax return, the standard deduction which can be granted on the return of the taxpayer is usually limited to the higher of:
1. $1,050 or
2. The individual's earned income for the year plus $350(subject to standard deduction amount of $6,350, in general)
Here while preparing the tax returns of Adam and Amy, they have included April as a dependent. Therefore,April can be taken as a dependent in the tax return since April is still living on the support of her parents. But Adam can get standard deduction as limited as per the law in the return, disclosing April's income.
The standard deduction available is higher of
1. $1,050 or
2. $18,000+$350 but subject to $6,350
Therefore Adam can get a deduction of $6,350.
