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Prof. Pedro L. Muñoz
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Introduction to Acco
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ounting II
Parte 1 - A
Cambios en los "current liabilities" = "current liabilities" del año
### millones
### millones
### millones (Disminución)
"current liabilities" diminuyeron por $250 millones. La porción c
Esta es la cantidad que la empresa debería pagar por el año en por $3,986 millones, se puede decir que pago mas de lo que deb
Como la deuda total a largo plazo disminuyo, tambien disminuir
redujo por $250 millones
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o anterior - Año corriente de "current liabilities".
corriente, el año anterior fue $1,540 millones
curso, pero como la deuda disminuyo
be.
rá la porcion correinte que en este caso
Parte 1 - B
La porción del año corriente se pagará el año siguiente
Dado a que no se adquiere nueva deuda, se resta la porción actual de la deud
para determinar el saldo del año siguiente
$14,578.00 millones
$ (1,290.00) millones
$13,288.00 millones
da total a largo plazo
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Parte 2- A
A. Esta deuda es una cuenta por pagar porque es una compra de inventa
con las operaciones. Además, la responsabilidad vence a los 30 días de en el término n/30. Las deudas a largo plazo generalmente surgen de pré
financieras y tienen un plazo más largo.
ario y está relacionada
la compra como se ve
éstamos de instituciones
Parte 2- B
Los $75,000 se consideran la porción actual de la deuda a largo plazo.
Los $175,000 restantes son la porción a largo plazo.
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Parte 2- C
Account Dr Cash $ 110,000.00 Notes payable Notes payable $ 110,000.00 Interest Expense $ 1,390.00 Cash
Cr $ 110,000.00 $ 111,390.00
Parte 2- D
Account
Dr
Cr
Salary Expense
$ 2,000.00 Notes Payable
$ 2,000.00 Notes payable
$ 2,000.00 Interest Expense
$ 49.00 Cash
$ 2,049.00
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Pedro L. Muñoz Morales
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Capítulo 10: Liabilities: Current, Installment Notes, and Continge
Warren, C. S., Jones, J. P., & Tayler, W. B. (2024). Accounting (29th ed.)
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