Question 11:
Answer: Remain the same
Explanation:
Current ratio = Current assets ÷ Current liabilities
Present current ratio is 2.
If Company pays $2,000 of its salaries payable, Then Cash (current asset) decreases and Salaries payable (Current liabilities) decrease.
Hence, No change in current ratio because both current assets and current liabilities are decreased with same amount.
Question 12:
Answer: Decrease current assets and net income
Explanation:
It's deductible from 'Accounts receivable'. So that current assets decreases. And
Bad debt expense is an expense so that it decrease the net income.
If a company with a current ratio of 2.0 pays $2,000 of its salaries payable, then...
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