Answer: Question 1: I do see Sony as an innovator in its industries of electronics, semiconductors, computers, video games, and telecommunications because they have created several products in all of these industries.
Question 2: Sony is a company that inspires and fulfills my curiosity because they have made significant leeway in the world of technology and have created amazing and useful technical products.
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Explanation:
<span>It's false that uncollectible accounts should not be estimated because it is impossible to know which accounts will not be collected. </span>
Answer: The income statement should reflect $15,000.
Explanation: The reason is because accounting procedures are always guided by certain principles or concepts. One of such concepts is the Realization Concept. This simply states that income is considered to have been earned when the goods/services have been dispatched /rendered to the client and the client has incurred liability for such (or has accepted his/her indebtedness). The Accrual Concept is also applicable in the above instance because this concept/principle states that revenues and expenses are recognized as soon as they are earned and incurred and not when money is expended or received. So basically, XYZ Law firm has provided services for two clients. One of them has paid while the other will pay sometime later. Both of them are already recognized as revenue and the current income statement will reflect revenue transactions to the tune of $15,000.
Answer:
Inventory $16,933
Notes receivable—due before December 31, 2018 368
Debt investments (short term) 2,008
Accounts receivable 5,785
Cash 9,215
Explanation:
Current Assets Section consists of Asset items that can be converted into cash within the period of 12 months.
Conversion happens in order of liquidity. Which means how much cash can be realized from conversion of a non-monetary asset in short term.
The order is given as <em>below</em>:
Inventory $16,933
Notes receivable—due before December 31, 2018 368
Debt investments (short term) 2,008
Accounts receivable 5,785
Cash 9,215
