Question 8
During 2020, Marshall Mathers Corp. offered customers a $10 cash rebate on purchases over $100. At the time of any purchase over $100, customers can choose to provide their address to Mathers. Those who do will receive a $10 prepaid debit card in the mail within 60 days. By the end of 2020, Mathers had sales totaling $160,000, and 1,200 customers applied for rebates totaling $12,000. By the end of 2020, $9,000 in debit cards had been mailed, and the remaining $3,000 in debit cards will be mailed in January 2021. How much should Mathers recognize as revenue in its 2020 income statement? (just enter the number, without any commas or a dollar sign)
Question 9
In January 2020, Jacques Webster, Inc., began selling guitars with a 60-day return policy for $100 each. Webster sold 300 guitars in the first quarter of 2020 (Q1). At the end of Q1, 20 of the 300 guitars had already been returned and Webster expected that 10 more would be returned during Q2 (i.e., 30 returns in total). How much net revenue (i.e., net of returns) should Webster report in its income statement in Q1? (just enter the number, without any commas or a dollar sign)
Answer 8:- 148000 because of the prudence concept
Answer9:- 27000 because of the prudence concept . You recognise your expenses in advance
During 2020, Marshall Mathers Corp. offered customers a $10 cash rebate on purchases over $100
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Question 5Zamunda Corp. began operations in January 2020. During the first quarter, Zamunda had $200,000 in sales to customers, all on account. By the end of the first quarter, Zamunda had already collected $50,000 from customers, with the remaining $150,000 still outstanding. Zamunda estimates that it will be able to collect $140,000 of the $150,000 in outstanding accounts receivable. What amount will Zamunda report for Net Accounts Receivable on its first-quarter balance sheet? (just enter the number, without any commas...
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1.Genovia Corp. had the following on December 31, 2020: Cash on hand (physical bills in a safe): $9,000 Checking account balance: $4,500 One-year certificate of deposit (CD): $7,500 Checks received but not yet deposited: $2,500 Checks sent by customers that are still in the mail: $6,000 Stock investments: $4,000 How much cash will Genovia report on its December 31, 2020, balance sheet? (just enter the number, without any commas or a dollar sign)3.During 2020, Florin Corp. collected $5,000 from a customer who had purchased a product on...