ALL ENTRIES ARE FOR BLUESTAR AIRLINES On January 1st 2020, Bud Fox started the company BlueStar Airlines. He interviewed 5 candidates for the Accounting Director position on January 15th 2020. He offerred the position to Tonya Harding at $120,000 per yea on January 16th 2020. Mrs. Harding told Bud Fox that she would think about it and provide an answer by next week on January 23, 2020. What Journal Entry (JE) should be made by the BlueStar Accountant on January 16th 2020? [Select] If Tonya Harding accepts offer on January 23rd, what entry would be made at that time? [Select]

ALL ENTRIES ARE FOR BLUESTAR AIRLINES On January 1st 2020, Bud Fox started the company BlueStar Airlines. He interviewed 5 candidates for the Accounting Director position on January 15th 2020. He offerred the position to Tonya Harding at $120,000 per yea on January 16th 2020. Mrs. Harding told Bud Fox that she would think about it and provide an answer by next week on January 23, 2020. What Journal Entry (JE) should be made by the BlueStar Accountant on January 16th 2020? [Select] If Tonya Harding accepts offer on January 23rd, what entry would be made at that time? [Select]

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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