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(1) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: To record its estimated warranty liabilities. To record the entry debit warranty expenses and credit estimated warranty liability. Date Particular Debit Credit 31 Dec Warranty expenses 7 , 836 Estimated warranty liability 7 , 836 (Being record the warranty liability and expenses) (2) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: To record its cost related to its warranty program. To record the entry debit estimated warranty liability and credit Inventory. Date Particular Debit Credit 31 Dec Estimated warranty liability 7 , 134 Inventory 7 , 134 (Being record the cost of warranty repairs of replacement) (3) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: V report. Warranty Expenses for the year 2014 is 7 , 134 . The total expense pertaining to warranty is limited by the period of warranty that is typically allowed by the business. Hence, it is ascertained that the V Company is required to report SEK 7 , 134 as warranty expenses for the year 2014.

(1) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: To record its estimated warranty liabilities. To record the entry debit warranty expenses and credit estimated warranty liability. Date Particular Debit Credit 31 Dec Warranty expenses 7 , 836 Estimated warranty liability 7 , 836 (Being record the warranty liability and expenses) (2) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: To record its cost related to its warranty program. To record the entry debit estimated warranty liability and credit Inventory. Date Particular Debit Credit 31 Dec Estimated warranty liability 7 , 134 Inventory 7 , 134 (Being record the cost of warranty repairs of replacement) (3) Introduction: Liabilities for health and pension benefits, warranties, and bonuses are recorded with estimated accounts. Current liabilities are the company’s short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle. To determine: V report. Warranty Expenses for the year 2014 is 7 , 134 . The total expense pertaining to warranty is limited by the period of warranty that is typically allowed by the business. Hence, it is ascertained that the V Company is required to report SEK 7 , 134 as warranty expenses for the year 2014.

Solution Summary: The author explains that current liabilities are the company's short-term financial obligations that are due for one year or more that the normal company’s operating cycle.

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