2.Disadvantages of a corporation compared to a proprietorship or
partnership do not include:
ownership separated from management.
separate legal existence.
potential for additional tax.
increased cost and complexity.
3.A company’s authorized shares are:
the number of shares owned by shareholders.
the total number of shares the company is allowed to sell.
the number of shares with the authority to vote on the board of directors.
the number of shares authorized to receive regular dividends.
4.
A company issues 5,000 common shares to its lawyers in settlement of their bill for $25,000. The shares are currently trading at $6 per share. The entry to record this transaction will credit common shares for:
$30,000
$5,000
$25,000
$125,000
5.
In order to pay a dividend the company must:
have enough cash on hand to pay for its ongoing operations as they become due.
ensure their legal capital is maintained.
have a declaration of dividends by the board of directors.
have all of these.
6.
What is the correct journal entry to adjust for income tax expense?
Income tax expense
Retained Earnings
Income tax expense
Income tax payable
Operating expense
Income tax payable
Retained Earnings
Income tax payable
2. Option (b) is correct
Separate legal existence is not a disadvantage of a corporation as compared to sole proprietorship and partnership. Separate legal existence means that a corporation is a distinct entity separate from its owners. So its owners cannot be sued for the acts of the corporation. This feature is not applicable for partnership and sole proprietorship. It is an advantage of the corporation form of business.
Options a, c and d are incorrect as these are disadvantages of the corporation.
3. Option (b) is correct
A company's authorized shares are the total number of shares the company is allowed to sell.
4. Option (c) is correct
Commons shares will be credited by $25000
5. Option (d) is correct
All the given options are correct
6. Option (b) is correct
Correct journal entry is:
Debit Income tax expense
Credit Income tax payable
2.Disadvantages of a corporation compared to a proprietorship or partnership do not include: ownership separated from...
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