Loose Leaf for Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
Loose Leaf for Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
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ISBN: 9781260158762
Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 2PSA
Summary Introduction

Introduction: Equity refers to the stock which depicts ownership of the investor in the company. It is calculated by reducing the liability value from assets.

To determine: The amount of equity on Dec 31st of year 2017, 2018, and 2019 for Company A

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2PSA

Equity for company A on Dec 31st 2017 is $30,500, on Dec 31st 2018 is $41,500, and equity for Dec 31st 2019 is $16,500.

Explanation of Solution

a. Equity for company A on Dec 31 of 2017:

    ParticularAmount
    Assets55000
    Liabilities 24500
    Equity30500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $30,500.

b. Equity for company A on Dec 31 of 2018:

    ParticularAmount
    Equity at the end 201730500
    Add: Issuance of the tock6000
    Add: Net income8500
    Less: Dividend(3500)
    Equity on 31 Dec 201841,500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2018 is $41,500.

c. Equity for company A on Dec 31 of 2019:

    ParticularAmount
    Assets58,000
    Liabilities 41,500
    Equity16,500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2019 is $16,500.

2.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Equity refers to the stock which depicts ownership of the investor in the company. It is calculated by reducing the liability value from assets.

To determine: The amount of equity on Dec 31st of year 2017, 2018 and net income for year 2018 for company B.

2.

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Answer to Problem 2PSA

Equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $12,500, Dec 31st 2018 is $13,500, the net income of company B on Dec 31st 2018 is $1600

Explanation of Solution

a. Equity for company B on Dec 31 of 2017:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets34,000
    Liabilities 21,500
    Equity12,500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $12,500.

b. Equity for company b on Dec 31 of 2018:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets40,000
    Liabilities 26,500
    Equity13,500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2018 is $13,500.

c. Net income of company Bon 31st Dec 2018:

    ParticularAmount
    Equity at the end 201712500
    Less: Issuance of the stock1400
    Add: Dividend2000
    Add: Equity for the year 2018 13500
    Net income1600

The net income of company B on Dec 31st 2018 is $1600

3.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Equity refers to the stock which depicts ownership of the investor in the company. It is calculated by reducing the liability value from assets.

To compute: The assets of the company C on 31 Dec 2018.

3.

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Answer to Problem 2PSA

The assets of company C on Dec 31st is $55,875

Explanation of Solution

Equity for company C on Dec 31 of 2017:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets24,000
    Liabilities (9000)
    Equity15,000

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2018 is $15,000

Equity for company C on Dec 31 of 2018:

    ParticularAmount
    Equity at the end 201715,000
    Add: Issuance of the tock9750
    Add: Net income8000
    Less: Dividend5875
    Equity on 31 Dec 201826,875

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2018 is $26,875.

The assets for company C on Dec 31st 2018:

    ParticularAmount
    Liabilities29,000
    Equity 26,875
    Assets55,875

The assets of company C on Dec 31stis $55,875

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Equity refers to the stock which depicts ownership of the investor in the company. It is calculated by reducing the liability value from assets.

To compute: The stock issuance for company C on Dec 31st 2018.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2PSA

Stock issuance of company D for year 2018 is $27,000

Explanation of Solution

Equity for company D on Dec 31 of 2017:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets60,000
    Liabilities (40,000)
    Equity20,000

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $20,000.

Equity for company D on Dec 31 of 2018:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets85,000
    Liabilities 24,000
    Equity61,000

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2018 is $61,000.

Stock issuance of company D for year 2018:

    ParticularAmount
    Equity at the end 201720000
    Less: Net income14000
    Add: Dividend0
    Add: Equity for the year 2018 61000
    Stock issuance 27000

Stock issuance of company D for year 2018 is $27,000

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Equity refers to the stock which depicts ownership of the investor in the company. It is calculated by reducing the liability value from assets.

To compute: The amount of liabilities on Company E on Dec 31, 2017

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2PSA

Assets of company E on Dec 31st 2017 is $91,500

Explanation of Solution

a.Equity for company E on Dec 31 of 2018:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets113000
    Liabilities 70000
    Equity43000

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $43000.

Equity for company E on Dec 31 of 2017:

    ParticularAmount
    Issuance of stock6500
    Less: Net income20,000
    Add: Dividend 11,000
    Equity for the year 201843,000
    Equity for the year 201727,500

Thus equity for Dec 31st 2017 is $27,500.

b. Assets of company E on 31st Dec 2017:

    ParticularAmount $
    Assets119,000
    Liabilities 27,500
    Equity91,500

The Assets of company E on Dec 31st 2017 is $91,500.

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