Answer:
c. Debit Cash $745; credit Note Receivable $745.
Explanation:
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a. This entry has already been recorded in the company's accounts. It should be reconciled with the Bank Account.
b. A miscellaneous expense has been incurred but it was paid and not on credit.
c. Correct Entry. As you can see that a Note Receivable has been collected by bank from customer. So, we have to increase the Cash balance by debiting it and remove the receivables by crediting it.
d. Sales transaction is never a part of Bank Reconciliation.
e. $745 has been collected from customer and not paid to vendor. The amount paid is $1,730 which is already recorded in the Books.
<span>C. Val always thought snowmobiles were really cool.</span>
Answer and Explanation:
As per the given question the solution of given points is given here:-
a. Regular pay for the week = Rate of pay × Hours per week
= $12 × 40 hours
= $480.00
b. Overtime pay for the week = Rate of pay × 8 hours × 1.5 times
= $12 × 8 hours × 1.5 times
= $144.00
c. Total gross wages = (Social security withheld + Medicare tax withheld + Federal income tax withheld + Net pay)
= $38.69 + $9.05 + $54 + $522.6
= $624.00
d. Social security withheld = Total gross wages × Social security tax
= $624 × 6.2%
= $38.69
e. Medicare tax withheld = Total gross wage × Medicare tax rate
= $624 × 1.45%
= $9.05
f. Total withholding = Social security withheld + Medicare tax withheld + Federal income tax withheld
= $38.69 + $9.05 + $54
= $101.74
g. Net pay = Total gross wages - Total withholding
= $624.00 - $101.74
= $522.26
2. The Journal entry is here below:-
Wage Expense Dr, 624
To Social security taxes payable $38.69
To Medicare Tax Payable $9.05
To Federal Income Tax Payable $54
To Wages Payable $522.26
(Being the payroll is recorded)
Answer:
Limited liability partnership (LLP) or a limited liability company (LLC)
Explanation:
Both the LLP and LLC provide limited liability to the owners and they are both pass through tax entities. That means that they are not directly taxed, instead their owners are taxed.
Depending on where Tina and Aaliyah live, they might not be able to open a LLP, and instead they will need to start a LLC. Any of them will satisfy their needs, but starting a LLC is a little bit more complicated and can cost more money. An LLC is usually better if there are several partners, but in this case if they can avoid the cost of opening a LLC it would be better for them.
Answer:
A. All potential common shares.
Explanation:
Basic earnings per share ignores all potential common shares.
