Exam 8: Current Liabilities and Fair Value Accounting

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The costs associated with coupons and rebates are usually reflected in contra-revenue accounts.

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A liability for dividends exists only when the board of directors declares them.

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Prepare journal entries without explanations for the following transactions involving notes payable for Willson Company,whose fiscal year ends September 30. Sept. 10 Received cash for a 60 -day, 12 percent, $10,000 \$ 10,000 note payable. Interest is in addition to the face value. 30 Made end-of-year adjusting entry to accue interest expense for the note. Nov. 9 Paid amount due on the note plus interest.  Prepare journal entries without explanations for the following transactions involving notes payable for Willson Company,whose fiscal year ends September 30.  Sept. 10 Received cash for a 60 -day, 12 percent,   \$ 10,000   note payable. Interest is in addition to the face value. 30 Made end-of-year adjusting entry to accue interest expense for the note.  Nov. 9 Paid amount due on the note plus interest.

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Commercial paper normally is issued by companies with poor credit ratings.

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All liabilities involve an obligation of one sort or another.

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Decision makers rely on the future values,rather than on the present values,of future cash flows.

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Use this information to answer the following question. Baker Company has the following information for the pay period of January 1-15,2010.Payment occurs on January 20. Gross payroll \ 16,000 Federal income taxes withheld \ 1,800 Social security and Medicare rate 7.65\% Federal unemployment tax rate .8\% State unemployment tax rate 5.4\% The entry on January 20 would be a debit to

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Which of the following statements is true regarding the time value of money?

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Sales Tax Payable is an example of a(n)

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Seacrest Company purchased a machine on January 2,2010.Under the terms of the purchase agreement,the company is required to make 14 quarterly installment payments of $29,000 each,beginning April 1,2010.Assuming that the interest rate is 16 percent compounded quarterly,determine the purchase price of the machine.Use future value and/or present value tables in calculating your answer.

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Use this information to answer the following question. Periods Future Value of \ 1 at 12 Percent Future Value of Ordinary Annuity of \ 1 at 12 Percent 1 1.120 1.000 2 1.254 2.120 3 1.405 3.374 A single deposit of $2,000 made at the beginning of period 1 would grow to how much at the end of three years?

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Use this information to answer the following question. The following totals for the month of November were taken from the payroll register of Levine Company: Salaries expense \1 2,000 Social security and Medicare taxes withheld 550 Income taxes withheld 2,500 Medical insurance deductions 250 Life insurance deductions 200 Salaries subiect to federal and state unemployment taxes of 6.2 percent 4,000 The journal entry to record the monthly payroll on November 30 would include a

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Hi-Tech Company produces widgets that cost $60 each and have a 5 percent failure rate.If 500 widgets are sold,the entry to record the estimated product warranty expense would be

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A contingent liability eventually becomes either a true liability or no liability at all.

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When a business sells an item and collects a state sales tax on it,a current liability to the state arises.

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A company places $10,000 into a money market account for four months.The account is expected to pay 9 percent annual interest,compounded monthly.After one month,the entry to record interest earned is:

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Match each description to its term
The amount paid for a business in excess of its fair market value
Leasehold
A registered symbol or name to identify a product or service
Trademark
An exclusive right for 20 years to produce a particular product
Copyright
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The amount paid for a business in excess of its fair market value
Leasehold
A registered symbol or name to identify a product or service
Trademark
An exclusive right for 20 years to produce a particular product
Copyright
A contract restricting the rights of others to operate in a specific industry
Patent
A right to occupy land or buildings under a long-term rental contract
Customer list
An exclusive right to sell literary, artistic, or musical works and computer software
Goodwill
Capitalized costs associated with computer programs developed for sale, lease, or internal use
Software
A right to an exclusive territory or market
Noncompete covenant
A planned search for a new product, as well as pure research
Franchise
Access to the names of subscribers or patrons
Research and development
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First City Bank computes interest semiannually.If the interest rate is currently 6 percent per annum,the amount deposited today should be multiplied by which future value factor to calculate the amount that will accumulate by the end of 10 years?

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Use this information to answer the following question. Periods Present Value af \ 1 at 7 Percent Present Value af Ordinary Annuity of \1 at 7 Percent 1 0.935 0.935 2 0.873 1.808 3 0.816 2.624 What amount must be deposited today to grow to $450 in three years?

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Which of the following most likely is an example of an accrued liability?

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