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saveliy_v [14]
2 years ago
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The lake placid town council has decided to build a new community center to be used for conventions, concerts, and other public

events, but considerable controversy surrounds the appropriate size. many influential citizens want a large center that would be a showcase for the area, but the mayor feels that if demand does not support such a center
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Crazy boy [7]2 years ago
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<span>A large community centre would be ideal for the community as it can be used to improve and enrich the lives of its citizens. Building a large facility could create a demand making it an attraction, bringing in outside business into the community which in turn would spin off to other local businesses. On the other hand the building cost incurred and future running cost of the centre may be drastically affected if there is no great demand for such a facility.</span>
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Explanation:

This is an incomplete question and the missing part is as listed.

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B)Jornalize the necessary entry

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Cash deposited -             138,030

Check written -                (138,571)

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Unrecorded deposit               1796

Bank error (750-570)               180

Outstanding checks               6281

Total adjustment                                                                   4,305

Adjusted balance                                                                 39,635

Cash balance after considering the month,s transaction   35,475

Note collected by bank                    5670

Bank charges                                       26

Returned checks                               1,394

Error in recording check(210-120)       90

Total adjustment                                                                      4160

Adjusted balance                                                                    39,635

B

Entries that increase cash

Description                               Debit                    Credit

Cash                                          5670

Note receivable                                                     5400

Interest Income                                                        270

Accounts payable (Rack pro)      90

Accounts receivable (Bay view) 1394

Bank charges                                26

Cash                                                                         1510

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Amount to be recorded as cash in balanced sheet

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Check written -                (138,571)

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a) Revenue

Event 2.  $82,000

Event 5.   (53,000)

Event 6.     19,000

Event 7.     (3,500)

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Event 5. Payment for operating expenses      ($53,000)

Event 6. Cash Receipts for services                  $19,000

d) Net Cash from operating activities               $42,000

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