Do It! Review 10-1
You and several classmates are studying for the next accounting
examination. They ask you to answer the following questions:
(Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g.
125.)
1. If cash is borrowed on a $83,000, 9-month, 6%
note on August 1, how much interest expense would be incurred by
December 31?
Interest expense | $
|
2. The cash register total including sales taxes
is $37,450, and the sales tax rate is 7%. What is the sales taxes
payable?
Sales taxes payable | $
|
3. If $59,100 is collected in advance on November
1 for 6-month magazine subscriptions, what amount of subscription
revenue should be recognized by December 31?
Subscription revenue | $
|
Answer 1. $2,075
A. | Principal | $83,000 |
B. | Interest rate | 6% |
C. | Tenure months | 9 |
D. | Monthly interest expense ( A*B)/12 | $415 |
E. | Months From (August - December ) | 5 |
F. | Interest expenses by December (D*E) | $2,075 |
Answer B. $2,450
A | Cash register including sales tax | $37,450 | |
B. | Sales tax rate % | 7 | |
C. | Sales tax payable | $2,450.00 | 37450/107*7 |
Answer C.
Revenue recognized by December 31.
A. | Advance money received on November 1 | $59,100 |
B. | Total months of subscription | 6 |
C. | Monthly revenue ( B/A) | $9,850 |
D. | Revenue recognized by December 31 ( 2 months) ( C*2) | $19,700 |
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