Deferrals-Deferred Tax Assets and Deferred Tax liability
Accruals Revenue and Expenses
Assets |
Liabilities |
Equity |
$ 3000 |
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Assets |
Liabilities |
Equity |
$ 700 |
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Assets |
Liabilities |
Equity |
$ 600 |
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Assets |
Liabilities |
Equity |
$ 750 |
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Clicker Assignment: Ch. 4 Clicker questions will be asked in class based on your completion of...
Clicker Question Preparation Guide: Ch. 3 and Ch. 4 Clicker questions will be asked in class based on your completion of this preparation guide. You will not have time to complete this guide in class! Part 1: Write the journal entry and answer the accounting equation question for each: 1) What is the journal entry a company records for receiving $5,000 cash in advance for services which will be performed and completed next month? Debit Credit Impact to the equation:...
3. Smith Company received a deposit for work in advance for $3,000 in May. a. Record the transaction for this deposit received in May. Assets Liabilities Equity b. During the month of June, some work was completed and $700 can now be recorded as revenue. What adjustment should be recorded to the accounting equation to properly state the accounts at June 302 Assets Liabilities Equity C. If the above adjustment is not recorded at the end of the month, June...
4. The supplies account of ABC Corp. on December 31 shows a balance of $4,000. An actual count of the supplies shows the balance is $3,400. a. What should be recorded to the accounting equation to adjust the balance in the supplies account to properly reflect the balance at December 31? Assets Liabilities Equity b. If the above transaction is not recorded at the end of the month, December assets will be expenses will be and net income will be...
I needed help with c! Thanks :) 3. Smith Company received a deposit for work in advance for $3,000 in May a. Record the transaction for this deposit received in May. Assets Cash 3000 Liabilities Unearned Revenues Equity 3000 b. During the month of June, some work was completed and $700 can now be recorded as revenue. What adjustment should be recorded to the accounting equation to properly state the accounts at June 30 (include account and dollar amount)? Assets...
5. At the end of the October, XYZ Corp. owes employee wages of $750, but hasn't paid them (they will be paid in Nov.) a. What should be recorded to the accounting equation to account for the wages that are owed? Assets Liabilities Equity b. If the above transaction is not recorded at the end of the month, October expenses will be liabilities will be and net income will be (indicate understated or overstated for all three) 6. On March...
I needed help with the blanks in B! :) Thanks The supplies account of ABC Corp. on December 31 shows a balance of $4,000. An actual count of the supplies shows the balance is $3,400. 4. What should be recorded to the accounting equation to adjust the balance in the supplies account to properly reflect the balance at December 31? a. Assets Liabilities AR 600 Equity 600 b. If the above transaction is not recorded at the end of the...
2. if above transaction is not recovered at the end of the month december assets will be (over or understated), expenses will be (over or understated) and net income will be (over or understated) this question has two parts. in the first part, make sure to use plus or minus to indicate whether the amount goes up or down and label the account ie "accounts recieveable +500 <--this is an examples not the right answer) The supplies account of ABC...
8) Daisy Co. previously received & recorded $5,000 cash from a client for future consulting services. Now Daisy Co. has provided $3,000 of the services and earned that revenue. What is the necessary adjusting entry? Debit Credit If this adjustment is not made, the following are overstated, understated, or not impacted: (completed for you on this question) Assets: not impacted Revenue: understated Liabilities: overstated Expense:_not impacted Stockholders' Equity: understated 9) Interest of $450 has accrued on a note payable. What...
1) Complete the below table listing Debit and Credit rules: C- E L- A- E- D R- 2) The Revenue Recognition Principle says that companies recognize revenue when (when the is satisfied). It does not matter when is received (it could be before, during, or after). You should match with revenues when the company makes efforts to generate those revenues. 3) Accrual-basis accounting means that transactions that change a company's financial statements are recorded in the periods in which the...
4) Accrual-basis accounting means that transactions that change a companys financial statements are recorded in the periods in which the events occur: a. only if cash is exchanged b. even if cash was not exchanged c. only if cash is not exchanged 5) Interest of $600 has accrued on a note payable. What is the necessary adjusting entry to record this interest? Debit Credit If this adjustment is not made, the following are overstated, understated, or not impacted: Assets: Revenue:...