1: answer: (d) balance sheet
Because it is the balance sheet which displays the financial position of an organization at a point of time, through detailing about the liabilities towards owing the numerous assets.
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3: answer: c) AICPA
Because “The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants” (AICPA) is the United State’s national and professional organization for all CPAs, who certifies the accountants.
4: answer: d) The codification database of the FASB.
Because it is the council of the AICPA who has authorised the FASB as the institute that establishes Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) for all reporting purpose.
5: answer: (d) current expenses $20 and prepaid expenses $52.
Because the rental begins from 3/1/16, so 10 months from march to December is the current expense, thus (72/3)*(10/12)=$20 and Prepaid rental expenses on 12/31/16 is $72-$20=$52
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Use 2015 Form 990 and the 2016 annual report for Feeding
America. Although the Form 990 indicates it is for 2015, it is
actually for the period July 1, 2015, to June 30, 2016, the same
time period as the 2016 annual report.
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Compute the following performance measures using the Form 990.
Using the annual financial statements, calculate the following
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