Answer-1-2
2-July 1
3- Interest on 01st July bond = 35,000 (Dec'31 entry for interest payment on discount bonds)
Note : Assumption here is interest paid implies actual cash interest paid and not the interest expense.
However, If question mean the interest expense, the answer will be $41,560
4- Carrying amount of Discount bonds = 2,000,000 (01st July entry i.e. Cash+Discount)
5-Jan.1
6-$42,750
7-10 years
8- Carrying amount of Premium Bonds = 950,000 (01st Jan Entry i.e. cash-Premium)
9) Interest accrued on notes payable = 16,500 (Dec 31st, 2nd Entry)
b-1-
Yearly payment amount for notes paybles:
Amount paid for notes ( Installment Amount) = 251,451*2 = 502,902 (30th June Entry-assume equal amount paid for each 6 months)
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Interest expenses) is part on the assignment.
Calculate Payroll
K. Mello Company has three employees-a consultant, a computer
programmer, and an administrator. The following payroll information
is available for each employee:
Consultant Computer Programmer Administrator
Regular earnings rate $2,110 per week $36 per hour $46 per
hour
Overtime earnings rate Not applicable 2 times hourly rate 1.5
times hourly rate
Federal income tax withheld $925 $246 $515
For hourly employees, overtime is paid...