Loose Leaf for Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
Loose Leaf for Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781260158762
Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 2PSB

1.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Asset of the company is the source of income for the company which can be controlled by the board of directors. Asset helps to generate income for various purposes like for dividend and interest distribution to shareholders and debenture holders. Whereas Liabilities are obligations for the company that are needed to pay off or write off accordingly. In a simple way, liabilities are credit for the company which needs to be fulfilled.

To calculate: The net income, asset and liabilities of five different companies are required.

1.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2PSB

The Equity and Liabilities of the company are computed and net income and loss of the company too are computed.

Explanation of Solution

Company V

  1. Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2017
  2.   Asset= Liabilities+Equity

      $54,000=$25,000+$29,000

  3. Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2018
  4.   Asset= Liabilities+Equity

      $59,000=$36,000+$23,000

  5. Statement of shareholder’s equity
    ParticularsAmount
    Equity, December 31, 2017

      $29,000

    Stock issuance

      $5,000

      $34,000

    Net Loss

      ($5,500)

    Cash dividends

      $5,500

    Equity, December 31, 2018

      $23,000

2.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Asset of the company is the source of income for the company which can be controlled by the board of directors. Asset helps to generate income for various purposes like for dividend and interest distribution to shareholders and debenture holders. Whereas Liabilities are obligations for the company that are needed to pay off or write off accordingly. In a simple way, liabilities are credit for the company which needs to be fulfilled.

To calculate: The net income, asset and liabilities of five different companies are required.

2.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2PSB

The Equity and Liabilities of the company are computed and net income and loss of the company too are computed.

Explanation of Solution

Company W

  1. Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2017
  2.   Asset= Liabilities+Equity

      $80,000=$60,000+$20,000

  3. Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2018
  4.   Asset= Liabilities+Equity

      $100,000=$28,000+$72,000

    Statement of shareholder’s equity

      ParticularsAmount
      Equity, December 31, 2017

        $20,000

      Stock issuance

        $20,000

      Net income

        $40,000

        $80,000

      Cash dividends

        $2,000

      Equity, December 31, 2018

        $72,000

  5. Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2018
  6.   Asset= Liabilities+Equity

      $100,000=$28,000+$72,000

3.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Asset of the company is the source of income for the company which can be controlled by the board of directors. Asset helps to generate income for various purposes like for dividend and interest distribution to shareholders and debenture holders. Whereas Liabilities are obligations for the company that are needed to pay off or write off accordingly. In a simple way, liabilities are credit for the company which needs to be fulfilled.

To calculate: The net income, asset and liabilities of five different companies are required.

3.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2PSB

The Equity and Liabilities of the company are computed and net income and loss of the company too are computed.

Explanation of Solution

Company X

Statement of shareholder’s equity

    ParticularsAmount
    Equity, December 31, 2017

      $73,000

    Stock issuance

      $29,200

    Net income

      $18,500

      $120,700

    Cash dividends

      0

    Equity, December 31, 2018

      $120,700

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Asset of the company is the source of income for the company which can be controlled by the board of directors. Asset helps to generate income for various purposes like for dividend and interest distribution to shareholders and debenture holders. Whereas Liabilities are obligations for the company that are needed to pay off or write off accordingly. In a simple way, liabilities are credit for the company which needs to be fulfilled.

To calculate: The net income, asset and liabilities of five different companies are required.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2PSB

The Equity and Liabilities of the company are computed and net income and loss of the company too are computed.

Explanation of Solution

Company Y

Statement of shareholder’s equity

    ParticularsAmount
    Equity, December 31, 2017

      $41,000

    Stock issuance

      $48,100

    Net income

      $24,000

      $113,100

    Cash dividends

      $20,000

    Equity, December 31, 2018

      $93,100

Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2018

  Asset= Liabilities+Equity

  $135,100=$42,000+$93,100

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Asset of the company is the source of income for the company which can be controlled by the board of directors. Asset helps to generate income for various purposes like for dividend and interest distribution to shareholders and debenture holders. Whereas Liabilities are obligations for the company that are needed to pay off or write off accordingly. In a simple way, liabilities are credit for the company which needs to be fulfilled.

To calculate: The net income, asset and liabilities of five different companies are required.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2PSB

The Equity and Liabilities of the company are computed and net income and loss of the company too are computed.

Explanation of Solution

Company Z

Statement of shareholder’s equity

    ParticularsAmount
    Equity, December 31, 2017

      $44,000

    Stock issuance

      $60,000

    Net income

      $32,000

      $136,000

    Cash dividends

      $8,000

    Equity, December 31, 2018

      $128,000

Amount of Equity on Dec 31, 2018

  Asset= Liabilities+Equity

  $144,000=$100,000+$44,000

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Loose Leaf for Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions

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