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kap26 [50]
2 years ago
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A company sold equipment that originally cost $160,000 for $96,000 cash. the accumulated depreciation on the equipment was $64,0

00. the company should recognize a:
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(2)  It takes 4 ADRs to buy 1 ordinary share; so with 1,000 ADRs you can buy 250 ordinary shares = 1,000 ADRs / 4 ADRs

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(4) Then you sell KRW174,825,000 to get $174,825 = KRW174,825,000/ exchange rate KRW1,000/$

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