Answer:
Amortization expense $11,500
To Accumulated Amortization- Leasehold improvements $11,500
(Being the expenses for the first year is recorded)
Explanation:
The journal entry is as follows
Amortization expense $11,500
To Accumulated Amortization- Leasehold improvements $11,500
(Being the expenses for the first year is recorded)
The computation is shown below:
= Incurred expenses ÷ remaining life
= $23,000 ÷ 2
= $11,500
While recording this transaction we debited the amortization expense as the expenses account is increased while at the same time the accumulated amortization should be credited as it decreased the value of the asset
Answer:
1.
Dr. Net Sales ¥ 1,888,622
Cr. Income Summary ¥ 1,888,622
2.
Dr. Income Summary ¥1,770,833
Cr. Cost of sales ¥ 1,254,981
Cr. Advertising expense ¥ 118,308
Cr. Other expense ¥ 397,544
Explanation:
Closing Entries are passed to close the temporary accounts of a business for the year. These accounts are closed and their balances are transferred to income summary account.
First we will close the the revenue / income accounts and then expenses or cost accounts.
Goods and services
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Answer:
a) Elastic
b) total revenue is increased
Explanation:
a) The demand is elastic over the given range.
The demand is elastic because, with the variation in the price of the brownies the demand for the brownies varied too i.e the demand changes.
b) Now,
if the elasticity is same for the decline in price from $1.00 to $1.50 i.e 300
the revenue will increase as:
when the price was $1.00 the demand is 100
i.e
the total revenue = $1.00 × 100 = $100
now,
when the price decline to $0.50 the demand changes to 300
i.e
the total revenue = $0.50 × 300 = $150
hence,
the total revenue is increased.
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
Wages are business expenses. In the Double entry system, an increase in expenses is a debit entry.
When wagers are paid, cash available reduces. Cash is an asset account. A decrease in an asset account is a credit entry.
the Journal entry in the case will be
Wages A/C Dr $5000
Cash A/C Cr $5000