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Test Bank for Fundamental Financial Accounting
Concepts 11th Edition
By Thomas Edmonds, Philip Olds, Christopher Edmonds
Student name: aj aj




1) Indicate whether each of the following statements about markets is true or false. a) Fin
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ancial resources can be provided to a business by investors. aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj




b) Resource owners are the businesses that transform resources into products that s
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atisfy consumer desires.
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c) Labor resources include both the physical and intellectual labor of a business's e
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mployees. aj




d) Businesses purchase their resources from resource owners.
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e) Consumers are the main providers of resources in any market.
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2) Indicate whether each of the following statements about accounting information is true or false.
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a) Financial accounting is primarily intended to satisfy the information needs of i
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nternal stakeholders. aj aj




b) Managerial accounting information includes financial and nonfinancial
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information. aj




c) The accounting information intended to satisfy the needs of a company's
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employees is managerial accounting information.
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d) GAAP requires that companies adhere to financial accounting standards. e
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) Managerial accounting information is usually less detailed than financial accounting i
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nformation. aj




3) Indicate whether each of the following statements about liabilities is true or false.
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a) A net loss on the income statement decreases liabilities.
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b) The acquisition of a bank loan increases both assets and liabilities.
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c) The accounting equation requires that liabilities be equal to stockholders’ equity. d)
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The amount of a company's liabilities is equal to the difference between its assets and its stockho
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lders’ equity. aj aj




e) Liabilities are reported on the statement of cash flows of a business.
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4) Indicate rwhether reach rofrthe rfollowing rstatementsrabout rretained rearningsrisrtrue rorrfalse.
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a)rArdividend rpaid rto rstockholdersrdecreasesrretained rearnings. aj aj aj aj aj

, b)rIssuing rcommon rstock rforrcash rincreasesrretained rearnings.
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c)rThe ramount rofrnet rincome rforra rperiod rmust requal rretained rearnings.
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d)rThe rpurchase rofra rtruck rdecreasesrretained rearnings.
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e)rNet rincome rincreasesrretained rearnings.
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5) Indicate rwhether reach rofrthe rfollowing rstatementsrabout rthe rtypesrofrtransactionsris rtrue
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ror rfalse.aj aj




a)rAn rasset rsource rtransaction rincreasesrtotal rassetsrand rincreasesrclaimsrto rassets.
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b) rThe rissuance rofrstock rto rownersrforrcash rwould rbe ran rexample rofran
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rasset rexchange rtransaction.
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c)rPurchasing requipment rforrcash risran rexample rofran rasset ruse rtransaction. d)rPaying aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj




ra rdividend rto rstockholdersrisran rexample rofran rasset ruse rtransaction. e)rMaking ra rpa
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yment ron ra rbank rloan risran rexample rofran rasset rexchange rtransaction.
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6) Indicate rwhether reach rofrthe rfollowing rstatementsrabout rfinancial rstatementsris rtrue
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ror rfalse.
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a)rArcash rdividend rpaid rto rstockholdersrisrreported rin rthe rinvesting ractivities
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j rsection rof rthe rstatement rof rcash rflows.
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b) rArcash rdividend rpaid rto rstockholdersrisrreportedron rthe rstatement rof
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rchangesrin rstockholders' requity. aj aj aj




c)rA rcash rdividend rpaid rto rstockholdersrisrreported ron rthe rincome rstatement. d)r
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The rbalance rsheet rreportsrthe rending rbalancesrofrpermanent raccountsrasrofrthe rlast rday rof rth
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e raccounting rperiod.
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e)rChangesrin rretained rearningsrduring rthe raccounting rperiod rare rreportedron aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj




rthe rincome rstatement.
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7) Indicate rwhether reach rofrthe rfollowing rstatementsrabout rstockholders’ requityris rtrue
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ror rfalse.
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a)rExpensesrdecrease rretained rearnings. aj aj aj




b) rStockholders' requityrand rliabilitiesrcan rbe rviewed reither rasrsourcesrof
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rassetsror rclaimsrto rassetsrof rthe rbusiness.
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c)rRetained rearningsrisrincreased rby rloansrreceived rfromra rbank. aj aj aj aj aj aj




d)rDividendsrpaid rto rstockholdersrdecrease rcommon rstock. aj aj aj aj aj




e)rGenerally, rassetsrare rreported rat rthe ractual rprice rpaid rforrthemrwhen aj aj aj aj aj aj aj aj a




rpurchased rregardlessrof rsubsequent rchangesrin rmarket rvalue.
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8) Jessup rCompany rwasrfounded rin rYear r1. rIt racquired r$45,000 rcash rby rissuing rstock rto ri
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nvestorsrand ran radditional r$15,000 rcash rby rborrowing rfromrcreditors. rDuring rYearr1 rit rrec
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,eived aj




$25,000 rcash rrevenuesrand rpaid r$32,000 rin rcash rexpenses. rThe rcompanyrthen rwent rou
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t rof rbusiness.
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Required: aj




a) Explain rthe rterm, r"businessrliquidation."
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b) What ramount rofrcash rshould rJessup rCompanyrhave rhad ron rhand rimmediatelyrbefor
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e rgoing rout rof rbusiness?
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c) What ramount rofrcash rwill rJessup'srcreditorsrreceive?
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d) What ramount rofrcash rwill rJessup'srstockholdersrreceive?
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9) BatesrCompanyrentered rinto rthe rfollowing rtransactionsrduring ritsrfirst ryear rin rbusi
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ness. rAssume rthat rall rtransactionsrinvolve rthe rreceipt ror rpayment rof rcash.
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1) Issued rcommon rstock rto rinvestorsrfor r$25,000 rcash.
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2) Borrowed r$18,000 rfromrthe rlocal rbank.
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3) Provided rservicesrto rcustomersrforr$28,000.
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4) Paid rexpensesramounting rto r$21,400.
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5) Purchased ra rplot rofrland rcosting r$22,000.
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6) Paid ra rdividend rofr$15,000 rto ritsrstockholders.
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7) Repaid r$12,000 rofrthe rloan rlisted rin ritemr2.
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Required: aj




(a) Fill rin rthe rthree rcolumn rheadingsrofrthe raccounting requation rin rthe rfirst rrowrofrthe
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aj rtable rshown rbelow. aj aj aj




(b) Showrthe reffectsrofrthe rabove rtransactionsron rthe raccounting requation.
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Event rnumber = + aj aj aj aj




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Total aj




10) Each rofrthe rfollowing rrequirementsrisrindependent rofrthe rothers.
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, a) Valdez rCorporation rhasrliabilitiesrofr$95,000 rand rstockholders’ requityrofr$115,000.
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rWhat risrthe ramount rof rValdez'srassets?
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b) Global rCompanyrhasrassetsrofr$320,000 rand rliabilitiesrofr$95,000. rWhat risrthe r
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amount rof rGlobal'srstockholders’ requity? aj aj aj aj




c) Brown rCompanyrhasrassetsrofr$90,000 rand rliabilitiesrofr$25,000. rWhat risrthe ramount rof B
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rown'srclaims?
1) The rfollowing rbusinessreventsroccurred rforrRinggold rCompanyrduring rYearr1, rits rfirst
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ryear rin roperation: aj aj aj




1. Issued rstock rto rinvestorsrforr$45,000 rcash
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2. Borrowed r$25,000 rcash rfromrthe rlocal rbank
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3. Provided rservicesrto ritsrcustomersrand rreceived r$32,000 rcash
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4. Paid rexpensesrofr$28,000
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5. Paid r$22,000 rcash rforrland
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6. Paid rdividend rofr$12,000 rto rstockholders
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7. Repaid r$10,000 rofrthe rloan rlisted rin ritemr2
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Required: aj




a) Show rthe reffectsrofrthe rabove rtransactionsron rthe raccounting requation, rbelow. rInclude rd
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ollar ramountsrofrincreasesrand rdecreases. rEnterr"NA" rforrelementsrofrthe raccounting requation
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rthat rare rnot raffected rby rthe rtransaction. rIf rone relement rof rthe raccounting requation risraffec
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ted rby ran rincrease rand ralso rby ra rdecrease, renterreach rpart ron ra rseparate rline. r(The reffectsr
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of rthe rfirst rtransaction risrshown rbelow.)
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b) Afterrentering rall rthe revents, rcalculate rthe rtotal ramountsrofrassets, rliabilities
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, rand rstockholders’ requity rat rthe rend rof rthe ryear.
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Assets = Liabilities + Stockho aj aj aj aj



lders' Equity aj aj




Event number aj aj




1. 45,000 NA 45,000 2. aj aj aj aj aj




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6. aj




7. aj




Total
12) Ramirez rCompanyrexperienced rthe rfollowing reventsrduring rYear r1: 1.
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Acquired r$50,000 rcash rby rissuing rcommon rstock aj aj aj aj aj aj aj




2. Borrowed r$25,000 rcash rfromra rcreditor
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