ProWasher began production of a new dishwasher in June 2023, and by December 31, 2023 had sold 100,000 units to various retailers for $500 each. Each dishwasher is sold with a one-year warranty included.  The company estimates that its warranty expense per dishwasher will amount to $25.  Warranties similar to these are available for sale for $75.  By year end, the company had already paid out $1 million in warranty expenditures on 35,000 units.  ProWasher’s records currently show a warranty expense of $1 million for 2023.   ProWasher’s retail division rents space from Park Malls. ProWasher pays a rental fee of $6,000 per month plus 5% on the amount of yearly profits that is over $500,000.  ProWasher’s CEO, Burt D. Washer, tells you that he had instructed the previous accountant to increase the estimate of bad debts expense and several other estimates in order to keep the retail division’s profits at $475,000. Required:  Adress possible liabilities

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  1. ProWasher began production of a new dishwasher in June 2023, and by December 31, 2023 had sold 100,000 units to various retailers for $500 each. Each dishwasher is sold with a one-year warranty included.  The company estimates that its warranty expense per dishwasher will amount to $25.  Warranties similar to these are available for sale for $75.  By year end, the company had already paid out $1 million in warranty expenditures on 35,000 units.  ProWasher’s records currently show a warranty expense of $1 million for 2023.

 

  1. ProWasher’s retail division rents space from Park Malls. ProWasher pays a rental fee of $6,000 per month plus 5% on the amount of yearly profits that is over $500,000.  ProWasher’s CEO, Burt D. Washer, tells you that he had instructed the previous accountant to increase the estimate of bad debts expense and several other estimates in order to keep the retail division’s profits at $475,000.

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Adress possible liabilities

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