Answer:
The journal entry for the issuance of the stock is shown below:
Explanation:
Land A/c....................................................................................Dr $236,000
Building A/c...............................................................................Dr $378,000
Common Stock A/c..................................................................................Cr $192,000
Paid in Capital in excess of par value of Common stock A/c.......Cr $422,000
Working Note:
Common Stock = Number of shares × Rate per share
= 24,000 × $8
= $192,000
Paid in Capital in excess of par value of Common stock = (Land + Building) - Common Stock
= ($236,000 + $378,000) - $192,000
= $614,000 - $192,000
=$422,000
Answer:
Explanation:
The adjusting entries are shown below:
A. Interest expense A/c Dr $370
To Interest Payable $370
(Being accrued interest adjusted)
B. Accounts receivable A/c Dr $1,830
To Service revenue A/c $1,830
(Being unbilled amount recorded)
C. Salary expense A/c Dr $900
To Salary Payable $900
(Being earned salaries are recorded)
Answer:
E. Revenues
Explanation:
The sale of products or services brings about revenue to the business.
The revenue according to the accrual concept is recognized when an entity has performed its obligation of delivering goods or rendering services to its customers.
Sale revenue has the expenses deducted from it in a bid to ascertain the company's profitability or the bottomline
Answer:
Concerned only with profit without ethics
Explanation:
People generally do business with ethics and moral values. The myth of immoral business is that people don't mix ethics and business together. They are concerned only with profits and the services and goods they buy or sell are not immoral but amoral. Business people who do not follow ethics are generally complaining about the regulations, they must realize that both are interlinked with each other.
Answer:
A. We should expect of the candies in the sample to be orange.(Type an integer or a decimal.)
