Rent revenue for year 2
Particulars Amount($)
Cash received during year 2 49
Add: Rent receivale year 2 3
Less: Rent receivale year 1 (8)
Add: Unearned rent year 1 9
Less: Unearned rent year 2 (11)
Rent Revenue Year 2 42
Note
1) Rent receivable of year 2 is the income of year 2. So it must have to add with the rent received of year 2. Whereas Rent Receivale of year 1 is the income of year 1 which is received in cash in year 2. So rent receivale for year 1 must have to deduct from the cash received as rental income in year 2.
2) Unearned rent of year 1 is the rental income of the year 2 which was received in year 1. So, it must have to be added with the cash received as rent of year 2.
But unearned rent of year 2 is the income of year 3 for which cash is received in advance in year 2. So this amount must have to be deducted from the cash received of year 2.
3) Unearned income of year 3 has no use for the computation of the year 2 rental income. So this amount should be ignored.
29 This fact pattern provides information for Q#28 and Q#29. Rent Revenues in Year 3 were...
#29 1 QUESTION 28 This fact pattern provides information for Q#28 and Q#29. Rent Revenues in Year 3 were $57. Rent Receivable at Dec. 31 in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $8, $3 and ?, respectively. Unearned Rent Revenue in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $9, $11 and $8. Cash collected from tenants in Year 2 and 3, respectively were $49 and 543. Enter positive values without '+' signs, without 's' signs and without commas. Q#28....
28 1 QUESTION 28 This fact pattern provides information for Q#28 and Q#29. Rent Revenues in Year 3 were $57. Rent Receivable at Dec. 31 in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $8, $3 and ?, respectively. Unearned Rent Revenue in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $9, $11 and $8. Cash collected from tenants in Year 2 and 3, respectively were $49 and 543. Enter positive values without '+' signs, without 's' signs and without commas. Q#28....
26 This fact pattern provides information for Q#26 and Q#27. Consulting Revenues in Year 2 were $162. Consulting Accounts Receivable at Dec. 31 in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $33, $29 and $34, respectively. Cash collected from clients in Year 3 was $142. Enter positive values without signs, without '' signs and without commas. Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers 2 20 Fid # $ 4 % 5...
27 This fact pattern provides information for Q#26 and Q#27. Consulting Revenues in Year 2 were $162. Consulting Accounts Receivable at Dec. 31 in Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively were: $33, $29 and $34, respectively. Cash collected from clients in Year 3 was $142. Enter positive values without signs, without '' signs and without commas. Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers 2 20 Fid # $ 4 % 5...
30 QUESTION 30 This fact pattern provides information for Q#30 and Q#31. Salaries Expense for Year 2 was $54. Prepaid Salaries at Dec 31, Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively, were $3,$5 and $4. Salaries Payable at Dec 31, Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively, were ?, $11 and $7. Cash paid for salaries in Year 2 was $48. Cash paid for salaries in Year 3 was $59. Enter positive values without '' signs, without 's' signs and without commas....
31 QUESTION 30 This fact pattern provides information for Q#30 and Q#31. Salaries Expense for Year 2 was $54. Prepaid Salaries at Dec 31, Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively, were $3,$5 and $4. Salaries Payable at Dec 31, Years 1, 2 and 3, respectively, were ?, $11 and $7. Cash paid for salaries in Year 2 was $48. Cash paid for salaries in Year 3 was $59. Enter positive values without '' signs, without 's' signs and without commas....
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