Answer & Explanation:
Depreciation a/c ...dr
Loss a/c .....dr
Charity a/c .. dr
To machine a/c
- Machine amount = Machine cost value (eg, lets suppose = 2,000,000)
- Charity amount = fair value of machine at time of donation = 1,4300,000. It is the amount that could have been otherwise received on machine sale, but is given as charity.
- Accumulated depreciation is the total depreciation on machine upto date (eg, lets suppose = 5,00,000)
- Loss = (Machine cost - accumulated depreciation) - current fair value
Eg: If cost = 2,000,000 & accumulated depreciation = 5,00,000. Machine value should be = 2,000,000 - 5,00,000 = 15,000,000. The fall in value from 15,000,000 to 1,430,000 = 70,000 is loss on machine disposal.
Answer: $332,540
Explanation: find attached my solution in the document below.
NB : note that the Insurance after equipment placed in service and Insurance for the first year of operations was not added because these are to be termed expenses to be deducted in the P & L account.
The four major components that go into the calculation of the U.S. GDP, as used by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce are:<span>Personal consumption expenditures.
Investment.
Net exports.
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The answer should be A. it’s the only one that would make sense
Answer:
Jack holds an ownership interest of 59% and Teresa holds an ownership interest of 41% in the J and T Partnership. This year, in order to further develop the business, Jack contributes an additional $ 7,200 and Teresa contributes an additional $ 2, 900 to the partnership. Which of the following is true of this scenario - the $7,200 by Jack and $2,900 by Teresa will be recorded as an individual contribution - option A
Explanation:
Based on the information given by the question, there would be an addition to Jack and Teresa's capital, since the individual contribution is being done by jack and teresa.
Therefore, the $7,200 by Jack and $2,900 by Teresa will be recorded as an individual contribution - option A.
