The following transactions occurred between January to September 2021 for Westwood Corp.: 1. Certificate of deposits received $1,400,000 2. Cash advances made to Eastwood Corporation (a subsidiary of Westwood) $980,000 3. Advance deposit paid to Light and Power Corp. for electricity $600 4. Overdraft in special chequing account at same bank as regular chequing account $17,000 5. Petty cash fund $300 6. Coins and currency on hand $1,350 7. Postdated cheque from Mr. Blanc Chek (customer) $11,000 8. Certified cheque Tenor Inc. (customer) $9,800 9. Postage stamps on hand $620 10. Money market balance at mutual fund (fund has chequing privileges) $48,000 11. NSF cheque received from Mr. Black List (customer) $800 12. Cash advance received from Mr. Paul Prompt (customer) and not included in cash balance $900 13. Cash advance to two company executives payable on demand $7,000 14. Refundable deposit paid to a supplier of specialized drones to guarantee performance on a procurement contract $26,000

The following transactions occurred between January to September 2021 for Westwood Corp.: 1. Certificate of deposits received $1,400,000 2. Cash advances made to Eastwood Corporation (a subsidiary of Westwood) $980,000 3. Advance deposit paid to Light and Power Corp. for electricity $600 4. Overdraft in special chequing account at same bank as regular chequing account $17,000 5. Petty cash fund $300 6. Coins and currency on hand $1,350 7. Postdated cheque from Mr. Blanc Chek (customer) $11,000 8. Certified cheque Tenor Inc. (customer) $9,800 9. Postage stamps on hand $620 10. Money market balance at mutual fund (fund has chequing privileges) $48,000 11. NSF cheque received from Mr. Black List (customer) $800 12. Cash advance received from Mr. Paul Prompt (customer) and not included in cash balance $900 13. Cash advance to two company executives payable on demand $7,000 14. Refundable deposit paid to a supplier of specialized drones to guarantee performance on a procurement contract $26,000

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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