Answer:
$61,500
Explanation:
Based on the information given if the company
issues 4,100 shares of common stock for the amount of $131,200 in which the stock has a stated value of $15 per share which means that The journal entry to record the stock issuance would include a credit to Common Stock for $61,500 Calculated as:
Credit to Common Stock=4,100 shares*$15 per share
Credit to Common Stock=$61,500
I know that Stephen has a lot of money. His parents drive Mercedes. His dogs wear cashmere sweaters, and he paid cash for his Hummer. The conclusion of the argument is ____________
Answer: I know that Stephen has a lot of money.
Explanation:
The whole point of the reasoning behind this thought by the speaker was to prove that Stephen had a lot of money.
This is why the speaker explained why they believed that Stephen had a lot of money. They talked about the car his parents drove, the cashmere sweaters his dogs wear and his use of cash to pay for his Hummer all to come to the conclusion that Stephen has a lot of money.
On 1/1/27, Frankfort Company sold 100 components at $700 each. All sales were cash sales. Estimated total cost servicing the components was $1,300 each year of the three-year-warranty. Frankfort spent $1,400 servicing the components in 2027. This is considered an assurance-type warranty. Using the Expense Warranty approach, what is the 12/31/27 Warranty Liability
Answer:
the 12/31/27 Warranty Liability is $2,500
Explanation:
An assurance type warranty gives a customer assurance that the Good or Service will function or work as intended.
There is no option on the customer to take the warranty or not. Therefore, an assurance type warranty is not a separate performance obligation for revenue recognition.
Assurance type warranties are accounted for in terms of IAS 37 : Provisions.
Entries that Frankfort Company will have made Using the Expense Warranty approach will be :
Date : 1/1/27
Debit : Warranty Expense $1,300
Credit : Warranty Provision $1,300
Providing for amount it will cost the entity in 2027
Date : 12/31/27
1st increase the provision
Debit : Warranty Expense $100
Credit : Warranty Provision $100
then utilize the provision
Debit : Warranty Provision $1,400
Credit : Cash $1,400
When warranty claim is subsequently received
Conclusion :
Warranty liability remaining = $3,900 - ($1,300 + $100)
= $2,500