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EXERCISE 3-23A
a.
EXERCISE 3–24A
a. The differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP can be summarized in a
few broad categories. First, some differences are minor, for instance
SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES – SERIES B – CHAPTER 3
EXERCISE 3-1B
Used to Increase
This Account
Used to Decrease
This Account
EXERCISE 3-2B
Neil was right when he said both students were correct. Jake was correct
1. Debits increase account balances:
2. Credits decrease account balances:
3. Credits increase account balances:
4. Debits decrease account balances:
EXERCISE 3-3B
EXERCISE 3-4B
a.
1. Provided services for
cash.
2. Recognized accrued
salaries at the end of
the period.
3. Recognized accrued
interest revenue
4. Provided services on
account
5. Paid cash for operating
expenses.
6. Acquired cash from the
issue of common
stock.
7. Purchased supplies on
account.
8. Purchased land for
cash.
9. Paid a cash dividend to
the stockholders.
b.
EXERCISE 3-5B
EXERCISE 3-6B
EXERCISE 3-7B
EXERCISE 3-8B
a.
This is an asset source transaction. Assets are increased; stockholders’
Debit
Credit
Debit
Credit
$1,800
$1,800
Debit
Credit
Debit
Credit
$14,000
$14,000
Cash
Debit
Debit
$8,000
EXERCISE 3-9B
a. e. & f.
b. & g. NC = Net Change in Cash
Ross Company
Effect of Transactions on the Financial Statements for 2016 and 2017
EXERCISE 3-9B (cont.)
c. 2016 Revenue = $30,000
EXERCISE 3-10B
a. b. & e.
EXERCISE 3-10B (cont.)
c. NC = Net Change in Cash
Moss Consulting Services
Effect of Transactions on the Financial Statements for 2016
d. Net income is $27,800; Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities is $-0-. $36,000 of revenue earned
was on account, but none was collected; $8,200 of supplies were used, but none were paid for.
EXERCISE 3-10B (cont.)
e.
Moss Consulting Service
General Journal
2016
Closing entries are posted to the T-accounts in part a.
Moss Counsulting Services
Post-Closing Trial Balance
December 31, 2016
EXERCISE 3-11B
a. & b.
EXERCISE 3-12B
$467,000 of cash was collected [($105,000 + $448,000) − $86,000].
Cash inflow from operating activities = $467,000
EXERCISE 3-13B
$96,000 of cash was paid for expenses [($36,000 + $108,000) − $48,000].