Answer:
The adjusting entry that should be recorded at the end of the accounting period:
Debit Unearned revenue $500
Credit Revenue $500
Explanation:
Following the Accrual accounting - an accounting method that revenue or expenses are recorded when a transaction occurs rather than when payment is received or made.
Bobcat Boards and Skis received $800 in advance for future services to be performed. At the end of the month, $300 worth of services were still owed to the customer.
The value of services were performed = $800 - $300 = $500.
The adjusting entry:
Debit Unearned revenue $500
Credit Revenue $500
Explanation:
Data given in the question
Actual cash received = $23,447
But the amount indicated on the cash register is $23,457
So, by considering the above information, the journal entry is as follows
Cash $23,447
Cash short and over $10
To Sales $23,457
(Being the cash receipts and the cash sales is recorded)
Answer:
6,250 units; 7,000 units
Explanation:
Given that,
Fixed costs for proposal A = $50,000
Fixed costs for proposal B = $70,000
Variable cost for A = $12.00
Variable cost for B = $10.00
Revenue generated by each unit = $20.00
Let x be the number of units at break even point,
(a) Condition for break-even point in units:
Total cost = Total revenue
Fixed cost + Variable cost = (Number of units × Revenue generated by each unit)
50,000 + 12x = 20x
50,000 = 8x
6,250 = x
(b) Condition for break-even point in units:
Total cost = Total revenue
Fixed cost + Variable cost = (Number of units × Revenue generated by each unit)
70,000 + 10x = 20x
70,000 = 10x
7,000 = x
Answer:
$17200
Explanation:
A balanced sheet is a statement of financial position that list the assets , liabilities and equities of an organization.
The items that affect the current asset (cash)balance in the balanced sheet for the month in the question are Cash book balance , deposit outstanding and check outstanding.
Cash book balance - 19700
Deposit outstanding - 1800
Less check outstanding - (4300)
17200
The error of Naomi is that she included the receipts of interest, receipts of dividends, and proceeds from planned sales of plant assets in the cash receipts section. This section would only include the cash sales and collection of accounts receivable with the forecasted sales per month of the company. As a result of this error, the cash receipts would be too high.
