1. 4 th option is the answer limited liablity corporation
The owner is not responsible for entity's taxes and debts if the
entity is organised as a limited liablity
corporation.
The liability of a limited liability corporation is limited to the
amount of capital brought by owner into the business.
2. 4th option is the answer $ 76,900
Total Assets = Total Liabilities
Total Assets = $ 183,000 (as given)
So, Total Liabilities = $ 183,000
Total Liabilities = Common stock + Accounts Payable + Retained
Earnings + Notes Payable
183,000 = 12,700 + 64,700 + 28,700 + Notes Payable
Notes Payable = 183,000 - 12,700 - 64,700 - 28,700
Notes Payable = $ 76,900
3. 1st option is the answer Revenue minus expenses
Stock holders' equuity consists of Common Stock and Retained
Earnings
Retained Earnings is the profit accumulated over period of
time
Profit is revenue minus expenses
4. 4 th option is the answer $ 450
The option as mentioned by you in the question is 5450 instead of $450, it might be an error. Please check as the answer is $ 450. Explanation follows:
Profit = Revenue - Expenses
Profit = 6,100 - 3,550
Profit = $ 2,550
Retained Earnings = Profit - Dividend
Retained Earnings = 2,550 - 2100
Retained Earnings = $ 450
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