Answer:
A) debit interest expense, $1000
Explanation:
to determine the accrued interest expense = $100,000 x 6% x 2/12 = $1,000
the journal entry should be:
December 31, 2018, accrued interest expense on note payable:
Dr Interest expense 1,000
Cr Accrued interest payable 1,000
Accrual accounting establishes that expenses must be recognize during the period that they occur regardless of when they are paid. So we must recognize 2 months worth of interest.
Answer:
A. Reversals entry
1. Dr Cash 900
Cr Equipment 900
Correct entry
Dr Wages and salaries 900
Cr Cash 900
B.
2. Dr Cash 5850
Dr Service revenue 650
Cr Account payable $6,500
3. Dr Accounts payable 360
Cr Equipment 360
Explanation:
A. To Correct the errors by reversing the incorrect entry and Preparation of the correct entry.
Reversals entry
1. Dr Cash 900
Cr Equipment 900
Correct entry
Dr Wages and salaries 900
Cr Cash 900
B. To Correct the errors without reversing the incorrect entry
2. Dr Cash 5850
($6500-650)
Dr Service revenue 650
Cr Account payable $6,500
3. Dr Accounts payable 360
(510-150)
Cr Equipment 360
Answer:
$117500
Explanation:
Taxable loss = $140000 for 2018
Taxable incomes : $25000 for 2015, $35000 for 2016, $40000 for 2017
tax rate = 30%
Net loss on 2018 income statement can be offset by the taxes paid on taxable income for 2 years prior to 2018 ( i.e 2016 and 2017 )
first calculate taxes on taxable incomes for 2016 and 2017
$35000 * 30% = $10500
$40000 * 30% = $12000
hence taxable profit = 10500 + 12000 = $22500
Net loss to be reported on 2018 income statement
= $140000 - $22500 = $117500
Answer:
$192,500
Explanation:
budgeted net income statement
Net sales $750,000
<u>COGS ($300,000) </u>
Gross profit $450,000
Selling expenses ($83,000)
<u>Adm. expenses ($92,000) </u>
EBIT $275,000
<u>Income taxes ($82,500) </u>
Net income $192,500
