Thompson Corporation currently has assets of $160,000, liabilities of $41,000, and equity of $119,000. If Thompson collected $14,000 cash from a previous client that was owing Thompson, from a prior sale on credit, then how would assets, liabilities and equity look now?
A. |
no change in balances |
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B. |
Assets = $174,000; Liabilities = $41,000; Equity = $133,000 |
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C. |
Assets = $174,000; Liabilities = $24,000; Equity = $150,000 |
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D. |
Assets = $174,000; Liabilities = $58,000; Equity = $116,000 |
Thompson Corporation having Debtor balance of $14000 and now Receiving cash for the Sales on credit will have no change in balances
Explanation
Now assuming,
Asset consist has Cash and Debtor Balance $1,46,000 and $14,000 respectively at the time of sales on credit.
Total Asset = Cash + Debtors
$1,60,000=$146000+$14000
Now, after receiving cash for such sales on credit this will reduce Debtor balance to 0 and Cash balance get increased by $14000.
So, Total Assets=Cash + Debtors
$1,60,000=$1,60,000+$0
And the balances of Liabilites and Equity will remain unaffected.
So, Final Answer is there will be no change in any balances
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