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X Company prepares monthly financial statements. On September 6, its accountant made an entry that resulted...
X Company is a merchandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet...
X Company is a merchandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Assets Equities Cash $52,438 Accounts Payable $53,176 Accounts Receivable 34,819 Notes Payable 30,627 Inventory 80,386 Prepaid Rent 6,377 Paid-In Capital 227,278 Equipment 211,910 Retained Earnings 74,849 Total Assets $385,930 Total Equities $385,930 The following summary transactions occurred during July: Sold stock to investors for $42,000. Borrowed $26,000 from a bank and paid off a $13,000...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. On May 14, the company paid a supplier for a...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. On May 14, the company paid a supplier for a purchase it made in April on account. X Company's accountant recorded the May 14 transaction as a decrease in Cash and a decrease in Retained Earnings. What was the effect of this incorrect entry on the May 31 financial statements? Retained Earnings was overstated. Inventories were understated. Revenue was understated. Cash was understated. Accounts Receivable was overstated. Accounts Payable was overstated.
X Company started business on June 1 and prepares monthly financial statements. The following were June...
X Company started business on June 1 and prepares monthly financial statements. The following were June transactions: 1. received $47.000 from a group of investors 2. bought $8,215 of merchandise, $3,997 for cash and $4,218 on account 3. sales were $41.000, of which $36.08S were for cash and $4,912 were on account: Cost of Goods Sold was $23.370 4. paid $3.422 to suppliers for merchandise previously bought on account 5. collected $2,503 fron customers on account 6. paid expenses totalling...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. In January, it purchased inventory on account. The accountant recorded...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. In January, it purchased inventory on account. The accountant recorded the transaction as an increase in Inventories and an increase in Retained Earnings. As a result, which of the following is true regarding the January financial statements? O Expenses were understated. O Revenue was understated. O Accounts Receivable was overstated. O Accounts Payable was understated. Inventories were understated. O Retained Earnings was understated. Submit Answer Tries 0/99
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. The following is the company's July 1 Balance Sheet:  
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. The following is the company's July 1 Balance Sheet: Balance Sheet July 1 Assets Equities Cash $35,468 Accounts Payable $5,422 Accounts Receivable 5,138 Notes Payable 20,732 Inventory 10,785 Prepayments 3,667 Paid-In Capital 60,177 Equipment 68,219 Retained Earnings 36,946 Total Assets $123,277 Total Equities $123,277 The following were the company's July transactions: borrowed $30,000 from a bank bought equipment costing $10,000, paying the manufacturer $5,200 in cash and signing a note for $4,800 purchased a...
Questions 4, 5, and 6 refer to the following balance sheet and transactionswebs X Company is a merehandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the be...
Questions 4, 5, and 6 refer to the following balance sheet and transactionswebs X Company is a merehandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepaid Rent Equipment Total Assets Equities S53,017 Accounts Payable 32,513 Notes Payable 78,989 5,686 Paid-In Capital 213,255 Retained Earnings $56,601 33,195 218,915 74,749 $383,460 $383,460 Total Equities The following summary transactions occurred during July: 1. Sold stock...
web> X Company is a merchandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Equities Assets Cash Accounts Receivab...
web> X Company is a merchandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Equities Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepaid Rent Equipment Total Assets $50,369 Accounts Payable 34,152 Notes Payable $55,049 31,017 83,921 6,383 Paid-In Capital 210,794 Retained Earnings 227,096 72,457 $385,619 $385,619 Total Equities The following summary transactions occurred during July: 1. Sold stock to investors for $43,000 2. Borrowed $27,000 from a bank and paid...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. The following is the company's Equities Accounts Payable Notes Payable...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. The following is the company's Equities Accounts Payable Notes Payable $5,904 20,142 Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepayments Equipment Total Assets $39,388 5,130 13,994 3,355 69,444 Paid-In Capital Retained Earnings Total Equities 75,085 30,180 $131,311 $131,311 The following were the company's July transactions: 1. borrowed $26,000 from a bank 2. bought equipment costing $10,500, paying the manufacturer $5,600 in cash and signing a note for $4,900 3. purchased a $6,000, five-year insurance policy, paying...
8 pt X Company, a merchandising company, had the following transactions during the year: 1. Received...
8 pt X Company, a merchandising company, had the following transactions during the year: 1. Received $8,425 in cash contributions from the owners 2. Purchased $8,463 worth of merchandise on account from suppliers. 3. Sold merchandise on account to customers for $12,148; the merchandise cost X Company $8,504 4. Paid $3,520 to suppliers for merchandise that X Company had previously purchased on account 5. Collected $3,100 from customers who had previously purchased merchandise on account 6. Bought equipment for $9,480...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. Its accountant recorded the following October 1 transactions and the...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. Its accountant recorded the following October 1 transactions and the appropriate adjusting entries on October 31: On October 1, the company paid rent for the final three months of the year. Rent was $1,500 per month. On October 1, the company purchased equipment that cost $20,000, borrowing the full amount from a bank. The equipment has a life of four years and a salvage value at that time of $2,000. The company will repay...
X Company started business on June 1 and prepares monthly financial statements. The following were June transactions: 1. received $47.000 from a group of investors 2. bought $8,215 of merchandise, $3,997 for cash and $4,218 on account 3. sales were $41.000, of which $36.08S were for cash and $4,912 were on account: Cost of Goods Sold was $23.370 4. paid $3.422 to suppliers for merchandise previously bought on account 5. collected $2,503 fron customers on account 6. paid expenses totalling...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. In January, it purchased inventory on account. The accountant recorded the transaction as an increase in Inventories and an increase in Retained Earnings. As a result, which of the following is true regarding the January financial statements? O Expenses were understated. O Revenue was understated. O Accounts Receivable was overstated. O Accounts Payable was understated. Inventories were understated. O Retained Earnings was understated. Submit Answer Tries 0/99
Questions 4, 5, and 6 refer to the following balance sheet and transactionswebs X Company is a merehandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepaid Rent Equipment Total Assets Equities S53,017 Accounts Payable 32,513 Notes Payable 78,989 5,686 Paid-In Capital 213,255 Retained Earnings $56,601 33,195 218,915 74,749 $383,460 $383,460 Total Equities The following summary transactions occurred during July: 1. Sold stock...
web> X Company is a merchandiser and prepares monthly financial statements. The following is its balance sheet at the beginning of July: Balance Sheet July 1 Equities Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepaid Rent Equipment Total Assets $50,369 Accounts Payable 34,152 Notes Payable $55,049 31,017 83,921 6,383 Paid-In Capital 210,794 Retained Earnings 227,096 72,457 $385,619 $385,619 Total Equities The following summary transactions occurred during July: 1. Sold stock to investors for $43,000 2. Borrowed $27,000 from a bank and paid...
X Company prepares monthly financial statements. The following is the company's Equities Accounts Payable Notes Payable $5,904 20,142 Assets Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Prepayments Equipment Total Assets $39,388 5,130 13,994 3,355 69,444 Paid-In Capital Retained Earnings Total Equities 75,085 30,180 $131,311 $131,311 The following were the company's July transactions: 1. borrowed $26,000 from a bank 2. bought equipment costing $10,500, paying the manufacturer $5,600 in cash and signing a note for $4,900 3. purchased a $6,000, five-year insurance policy, paying...
8 pt X Company, a merchandising company, had the following transactions during the year: 1. Received $8,425 in cash contributions from the owners 2. Purchased $8,463 worth of merchandise on account from suppliers. 3. Sold merchandise on account to customers for $12,148; the merchandise cost X Company $8,504 4. Paid $3,520 to suppliers for merchandise that X Company had previously purchased on account 5. Collected $3,100 from customers who had previously purchased merchandise on account 6. Bought equipment for $9,480...
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