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bearhunter [10]
2 years ago
5

astrid is starting a new job that involves a lot a driving, and she wants to have a comfortable new car with the latest gadgets.

she doesn't have a lot of savings, but she'll be making a nice salary. should she rent or lease a car for work?
Business
1 answer:
Mama L [17]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

She better lease a car for work.

Explanation:

The most significant distinction between a lease and a rental agreement is the length of time they are valid for. In most cases, a rental agreement is for a short length of time (typically 30 days), but a lease contract is for a longer amount of time (generally 12 months, although 6 and 18-month leases are also frequent). So it's better to lease a car because you can use it longer.

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vichka [17]

Answer:

A. Description for :

Transaction 1 - Provided catering service for cash

Transaction 2 - Purchase of land for cash

Transaction 3 - Payment of cash for expenses

Transaction 4 - Purchase of supplies on account

Transaction 5 - Withdrawal of cash by owner

Transaction 6 - Payment of cash to creditors

Transaction 7 - Recognition of cost of supplies used

B. The amount of the net decrease in cash during the month = 13,900

C. The amount of the net increase in owner's equity during the month = 3700

D. The amount of the net income for the month = 5500

E. The net income for the month was retained in the business = 3700

Explanation:

a)

Description for :

Transaction 1 - Provided catering service for cash

Transaction 2 - Purchase of land for cash

Transaction 3 - Payment of cash for expenses

Transaction 4 - Purchase of supplies on account

Transaction 5 - Withdrawal of cash by owner

Transaction 6 - Payment of cash to creditors

Transaction 7 - Recognition of cost of supplies used

b.)

Net decrease = Closing Balance - opening Balance

                        = 27,600 - 13,700

                        = 13,900

⇒The amount of the net decrease in cash during the month = 13,900

c.)

Net increase in owner's equity = ( Opening capital balance - Drawing + Income earned during the year - Expenses incurred during the year ) - Opening capital

⇒Net increase = ( 92,700 - 1800 + 32,300 - 26,800 ) - 92,700

                         = 96,400 - 92,700 = 3700

⇒The amount of the net increase in owner's equity during the month = 3700

d.)

Amount of the net income for the month = Total Income - Expenses

                                                                    = 32,300 - 26,800

                                                                     = 5500

⇒Amount of the net income for the month = 5500

e.)

Net income for the month was retained in the business = Net Income - Drawings

⇒Net income was retained in the business =  5500 - 1800

                                                                         = 3700

⇒Net income for the month was retained in the business = 3700

7 0
2 years ago
Below are the account balances for Cowboy Law Firm at the end of December. Accounts Balances Cash $ 4,600 Salaries expense 1,800
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Answer:

                                                  <u>Cowboy Law Firm</u>

                    <u>Income statement for the period ended December</u>

                                                                          Amount in $

Service revenue                                                   8,500

Utilities                                                                  (1,000)                                    

Salaries expense                                                 <u> (1,300)</u>

Net income/(loss)                                                 <u>  6,200</u>

Explanation:

An income statement is a part of the financial statements that shows how profitable the activities of an entity was for a given period of time. It is usually stated as the income statement for a period end.

The elements of the income statement include the revenue otherwise called sales, expenses including cost of goods sold, operating expenses etc and the profit or loss as well as the other comprehensive income/loss.

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Trial Balance September 30, 2022
Sergeeva-Olga [200]

Answer:

T- accounts:

Cash

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                  $23,640

Oct. 5  Accounts receivable   1,310

Oct. 15 Salaries                                     $1,110

Oct. 17 Service Revenue         580

Oct. 20 Accounts Payable                    1,830

Oct. 29 Dividend                                     250

Oct. 31 Utilities                                        420

Accounts Receivable

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                  $7,040

Oct. 5  Cash                                        $1,310

Oct. 10 Service Revenue     5,410

Supplies

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                  $4,270

Equipment

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                  $10,170

Accounts Payable

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                                  $9,240

Oct. 20 Cash                        1,830

Unearned Service Revenue

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1   Balance                                  $3,270

Common Stock

Date   Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1  Balance                                  $19,440

Retained Earnings

Date   Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 1  Balance                                  $13,170

Service Revenue

Date    Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 10 Accounts receivable              $5,410

Oct. 17 Cash                                            580

Salaries Expense

Date     Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 15 Cash                        $1,110

Dividend

Date      Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 30 Cash                        $250

Utilities Expense

Date      Account Title            Debit       Credit

Oct. 30 Cash                        $420

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Trial Balance September 30, 2022  

Account Title            Debit       Credit

Cash                       $23,640

Accounts Receivable 7,040

Supplies                      4,270

Equipment                 10,170

Accounts Payable                       $9,240

Unearned Service Revenue         3,270

Common Stock                           19,440

Retained Earnings                       13,170

                             $45,120      $45,120

b) Journal Entries:

Oct. 5:

Debit Cash $1,310

Credit Accounts Receivable $1,310

To record cash receipts from customers.

Oct. 10:

Debit Accounts Receivable $5,410

Credit Service Revenue $5,410

To record service revenue.

Oct. 15:

Debit Salaries Expense $1,110

Credit Cash Account $1,110

To record payment of salaries.

Oct. 17:

Debit Cash Account $580

Credit Service Revenue $580

To record performance of services for cash.

Oct. 20:

Debit Accounts Payable $1,830

Credit Cash Account $1,830

To record the payment of cash on account

Oct. 29:

Debit Dividend $250

Credit Cash Account $250

To record the payment of cash dividend.

Oct. 31:

Debit Utilities $420

Credit Cash Account $420

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