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WGU D104 Pre- Assessment V1– Intermediate Accounting II (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) 100% Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A QUESTION Net Sales: 750,000 Total Assets at the end of year 2: 500,000 Total Assets at the end of year 1: 450,000 Net Income: 120,000 What is the company's profit margin on sales? Answer: The profit margin on sales is 16%. This is calculated by dividing net income ($120,000) by net sales ($750,000), resulting in $120,000 / $750,000 = 0.16 or 16%, per GAAP. QUESTION Net Sales: 750,000 Total Assets at the end of year 2: 500,000 Total assets at the end of year 1: 450,000 Net Income: 120,000 What is the company's return on assets? Answer: The return on assets is 0.25. This is calculated by dividing net income ($120,000) by the average total assets (($500,000 + $450,000) / 2 = $475,000), resulting in $120,000 / $475,000 = 0.2526, which rounds to 0.25, per GAAP. QUESTION A local restaurant has taken a $40,000 loan from their bank. The restaurant must repay the borrowed funds in 8 months with 3% interest. How should the restaurant record the loan? Answer: The restaurant should debit Cash for $40,000 and credit Notes Payable for $40,000 to record the loan. The 3% interest ($1,200 = $40,000 × 3%) will be recorded as interest expense over the 8-month term, not at the loan's inception, per GAAP. QUESTION On January 1, a company received 24,000 in advance for monthly pest services for the year. Which entry should the company use to record the month of May's revenue? Answer: The company should debit Unearned Revenue for $2,000 and credit Service Revenue for $2,000 to record May's revenue. This reflects one month's portion of the annual advance ($24,000 ÷ 12 = $2,000), per GAAP. QUESTION Which amount from the following should be included as current liabilities on the balance sheet for a company who's normal operating cycle is one year, and they have the following account balances taken from the trial balance: A/P: 50,000 A/R: 25,000 Notes Payable (due in 30 months): 15,000 Customer advances: 10,000 Bonds Payable (due in 60 months): 30,000 Sales tax payable: $5,000 Answer: The amount included as current liabilities on the balance sheet is $65,000. This includes Accounts Payable ($50,000), Customer Advances ($10,000), and Sales Tax Payable ($5,000), as they are due within one year, per GAAP. QUESTION A manufacturing company produced 900 items this year. By December 31, 850 of the items were sold. The company also sells an extended warranty at a cost of $50 per item. Warranties were purchased on 725 of the items. The company incurred and paid an average of $35 per item warranty expense this year. Which amount of unearned warranty revenue should be recorded at the time of the sale? Answer: The unearned warranty revenue recorded at the time of sale is $36,250. This is calculated as 725 warranties sold at $50 each (725 × $50 = $36,250), per GAAP. QUESTION What is the required presentation and disclosure required for lawsuits when legal counsel believes it is probable that a corporation will lose the lawsuit and the loss is estimated to be 500,000? Answer: When legal counsel believes it is probable that a corporation will lose a lawsuit and the loss is estimated at $500,000, GAAP requires the company to recognize a liability of $500,000 in the financial statements and disclose the nature of the lawsuit, the estimated loss, and any potential range of loss in the notes. This ensures transparent reporting of the probable loss and its financial impact.

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WGUl D104l Pre-l Assessmentl V1–l
Intermediatel Accountingl IIl (Latestl 2026/l
2027l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl Questionsl &l
Answersl |l Gradel A


Q:l Netl Sales:l 750,000
Totall Assetsl atl thel endl ofl yearl 2:l 500,000
Totall Assetsl atl thel endl ofl yearl 1:l 450,000
Netl Income:l 120,000

Whatl isl thel company'sl profitl marginl onl sales?

Answer:
Thel profitl marginl onl salesl isl 16%.

l Thisl isl calculatedl byl dividingl netl incomel ($120,000)l byl netl salesl ($750,000),l resultingl
inl $120,000l /l $750,000l =l 0.16l orl 16%,l perl GAAP.



Q:l Netl Sales:l 750,000
Totall Assetsl atl thel endl ofl yearl 2:l 500,000
Totall assetsl atl thel endl ofl yearl 1:l 450,000
Netl Income:l 120,000l

Whatl isl thel company'sl returnl onl assets?

Answer:
Thel returnl onl assetsl isl 0.25.

l Thisl isl calculatedl byl dividingl netl incomel ($120,000)l byl thel averagel totall assetsl
(($500,000l +l $450,000)l /l 2l =l $475,000),l resultingl inl $120,000l /l $475,000l =l 0.2526,l
whichl roundsl tol 0.25,l perl GAAP.

,Q:l Al locall restaurantl hasl takenl al $40,000l loanl froml theirl bank.l
Thel restaurantl mustl repayl thel borrowedl fundsl inl 8l monthsl withl 3%l interest.l
Howl shouldl thel restaurantl recordl thel loan?

Answer:
Thel restaurantl shouldl debitl Cashl forl $40,000l andl creditl Notesl Payablel forl $40,000l tol
recordl thel loan.l

Thel 3%l interestl ($1,200l =l $40,000l ×l 3%)l willl bel recordedl asl interestl expensel overl
thel 8-monthl term,l notl atl thel loan'sl inception,l perl GAAP.



Q:l Onl Januaryl 1,l al companyl receivedl 24,000l inl advancel forl monthlyl pestl servicesl
forl thel year.l

Whichl entryl shouldl thel companyl usel tol recordl thel monthl ofl May'sl revenue?

Answer:
Thel companyl shouldl debitl Unearnedl Revenuel forl $2,000l andl creditl Servicel Revenuel
forl $2,000l tol recordl May'sl revenue.

l Thisl reflectsl onel month'sl portionl ofl thel annuall advancel ($24,000l ÷l 12l =l $2,000),l perl
GAAP.



Q:l Whichl amountl froml thel followingl shouldl bel includedl asl currentl liabilitiesl onl thel
balancel sheetl forl al companyl who'sl normall operatingl cyclel isl onel year,l andl theyl havel
thel followingl accountl balancesl takenl froml thel triall balance:l

A/P:l 50,000
A/R:l 25,000
Notesl Payablel (duel inl 30l months):l 15,000l
Customerl advances:l 10,000l
Bondsl Payablel (duel inl 60l months):l 30,000
Salesl taxl payable:l $5,000

Answer:

, Thel amountl includedl asl currentl liabilitiesl onl thel balancel sheetl isl $65,000.l

Thisl includesl Accountsl Payablel ($50,000),l Customerl Advancesl ($10,000),l andl Salesl Taxl
Payablel ($5,000),l asl theyl arel duel withinl onel year,l perl GAAP.



Q:l Al manufacturingl companyl producedl 900l itemsl thisl year.l Byl Decemberl 31,l 850l ofl
thel itemsl werel sold.l Thel companyl alsol sellsl anl extendedl warrantyl atl al costl ofl $50l
perl item.l Warrantiesl werel purchasedl onl 725l ofl thel items.l Thel companyl incurredl andl
paidl anl averagel ofl $35l perl iteml warrantyl expensel thisl year.l

Whichl amountl ofl unearnedl warrantyl revenuel shouldl bel recordedl atl thel timel ofl thel
sale?

Answer:
Thel unearnedl warrantyl revenuel recordedl atl thel timel ofl salel isl $36,250.l

Thisl isl calculatedl asl 725l warrantiesl soldl atl $50l eachl (725l ×l $50l =l $36,250),l perl
GAAP.



Q:l Whatl isl thel requiredl presentationl andl disclosurel requiredl forl lawsuitsl whenl legall
counsell believesl itl isl probablel thatl al corporationl willl losel thel lawsuitl andl thel lossl isl
estimatedl tol bel 500,000?

Answer:
Whenl legall counsell believesl itl isl probablel thatl al corporationl willl losel al lawsuitl andl
thel lossl isl estimatedl atl $500,000,l GAAPl requiresl thel companyl tol recognizel al liabilityl
ofl $500,000l inl thel financiall statementsl andl disclosel thel naturel ofl thel lawsuit,l thel
estimatedl loss,l andl anyl potentiall rangel ofl lossl inl thel notes.

l Thisl ensuresl transparentl reportingl ofl thel probablel lossl andl itsl financiall impact.



Q:l Cashl 150,000l
Short-terml investments:l 350,000
A/Rl (net):l 200,000l
Inventory:l 300,000l
PPEl (net):l 500,000

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