Explain the journal entry from the perspective of RTVVF Corporation, in the space below, for the following transaction: On December 31, RTVVF makes an entry to record bad debt expense. RTVVF reports a gross Accounts Receivable of $70,000 and an Allowance balance of $400 (CREDIT).  The company estimates 3% of all receivables to be uncollectible. You do NOT need to worry form.  Just tell me the date and what accounts are debited and credited and the amounts.  For example, your response might be on January 1, debit Supplies 100 and credit Accounts Payable 100.

All of the following expenditures should be added to the cost of land:

Sardegna Enterprises issued three-year bonds with a par value of $150,000 and a stated interest rate of 6% on January 1, Year 1.  At the time of issuance, the market rate was 8%.  Interest is paid semiannually, and Sardegna Enterprises received $142,134 cash upon issuance of the bonds.  Using the effective-interest method, complete the amortization table for the bonds.  For the period ending on December 31, Year 1, what is (A) the amount of cash paid for interest to the bond holder, (B) the interest expense reported for the period, (C) the amount of discount amortized, and (D) the carrying value of the bond as of the end of the period?  SHOW YOUR WORK FOR POTENTIAL OF EARNING PARTIAL CREDIT IN THE CASE OF AN INCORRECT ANSWER.

Explain the journal entry, in the space below, for the following transaction: On January 1, Year 1, Terry Silver Enterprises purchased equipment at a cost of $300,000 (depreciated using the straight-line method).  The equipment had an estimated useful life of 7 years and a salvage value of $20,000.  On January 1, Year 4, Terry Silver Enterprises sold the equipment to John Kreese Corporation for cash at a loss of $12,000.   Provide ONLY the entry necessary for the disposal of the equipment. You do NOT need to worry form.  Just tell me the date and what accounts are debited and credited and the amounts.  For example, your response might be on January 1, debit Supplies 100 and credit Accounts Payable 100.

Nero d’Avola Company signed a contract with Etna Rosso for the construction of equipment to be used in Nero d’Avola’s manufacturing process.  The terms of the contract called for payments due on the following dates: $300,000 on February 28; $900,000 on July 31, and $240,000 on October 1.  The equipment was completed and delivered on November 30.  Weighted-average expenditures are:

Santos Corporation reported the following transactions with respect to inventory purchases and sales during the month of September.  Santos Corporation uses a perpetual inventory system, and reported Inventory on August 31stof 500 units, all purchased at $34/unit.               September 3:    Purchased 1,000 units at $46/unit             September 10:  Sold 1,200 units for $100/unit             September 18:  Purchased 700 units for $62/unit             September 26: Sold 500 units for $120/unit             September 29:  Purchase 800 units for $60/unit   If the company uses the FIFO cost flow method, what is COST OF GOODS SOLD for September?  

Explain the journal entry from the perspective of RTVVF Corporation, in the space below, for the following transaction: On January 1, Year 1, shareholders of RTVVF Corporation invested $225,000 cash and a building with a $300,000 fair value into the business.  The building was encumbered by a note payable of $90,000. You do NOT need to worry about form.  Just tell me what accounts are debited and credited and the amounts.  For example, your response might be on January 1, debit Supplies 100 and credit Accounts Payable 100.

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