During year 1, Jenny Companyengaged in the followingtransactions. How much would bedisclosed as related-partytransactions in Jenny's year 1financial statements? *Salary expense to key employees who are also principal ownersP100,000Sales to affiliated enterprisesP250,000Your answerPat Company reported the followinginformation on December 31, 2020.Determine the legal capital:Preference Share, P100 parShare Premium - PreferenceOrdinary Share, P15 parShare Premium -OrdinarySubscribed Ordinary ShareRetained EarningsNotes PayableSubscription receivable-OrdinaryP230,00080,500525,000275,0005,000190.000400,00040,000

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During year 1, Jenny Company engaged in the following transactions. How much would be disclosed as related-party transactions in Jenny's year 1 financial statements? * Salary expense to key employees who are also principal owners P100,000 Sales to affiliated enterprises P250,000

During year 1, Jenny Company engaged in the following transactions. How much would be disclosed as related-party transactions in Jenny's year 1 financial statements? * Salary expense to key employees who are also principal owners P100,000 Sales to affiliated enterprises P250,000

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