Answer
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Answer:
reconciliate balance $ 22,388,675
Explanation:
bank statement: 18,835
deposits in transit 100,740
22,376,200
outstanding check
10189 (56,710)
10192 (15,365)
10193 (22,650)
10194 (12,375)
Adjusted balance: 22,388,675
checkbook balance: 22,385,105
interest earned 4,020
ATM card fees (450)
Adjusted balance: 22,388,675
Notes: For each statement we adjust for the unknown information.
The bank is unaware of the outstanding check and the deposit in transit. So we adjust for these concepts.
The company has no knowledge of the ffes and interest earned until receiving the bank statement so we must adjust for that amount.
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entry is shown below:
Cash A/c Dr $100,000
To Notes payable A/c $100,000
(Being the issuance of the note payable is recorded)
For recording this transaction, we debited the cash account as it increases the asset and credited the note payable account as it also increases the liabilities account
Answer: Inform Sergio so he can sue the seller.
Explanation: when a fraudulent seller causes Hilda not to be given commission she earned from her last transaction, the best course of action is to let her broker, Sergio know of the fraudulent seller so he can be sued to court.
Sellers are required by law to make accurate disclosures regarding properties they sell. Failing that, they can be sued for fraud, this helps entitle the broker bringing a suit in civil law against the fraudulent seller to attorney’s fees and punitive damages.
Answer:
Percent increase as a result of expansion = 30%
Price of admission = $35
Cashflow attributable to the park's expansion = Estimated attendance without expansion * percent increase as a result of expansion * admission fee - additional operating costs per year.
Year 1
= 31,000 * 30% * 35 - 100,000
= $225,500
Year 2
= 35,000 * 30% * 35 - 100,000
= $267,500
Year 3
= 36,750 * 30% * 40 - 100,000
= $341,000
Year 4
= 38,500 * 30% * 40 - 100,000
= $362,000
Year 5
= 42,000 * 30% * 40 - 100,000
= $404,000
