Review 9-16 Wrong Answers Flashcards
What’s the journal entry for a recovery?
Accounts receivable. Xxx
Allowance for uncollectible accounts Xxx
Cash Xxx
Accounts receivable. Xxx
What is the journal entry for a write off?
Allowance for uncollectible accounts. Xxx
Accounts receivable. Xxx
What’s the journal entry for the provision for uncollectible accounts expense at year end?
Uncollectible accounts expense. Xxx
Allowance for uncollectible accounts. Xxx
What is the journal entry for the creditor to record a loan restructure?
Bad debt expense. Xxx
Loan receivable. Xxx
Interest receivable. Xxx
Valuation allowance for loan impairment Xxx
What is the journal entry for the first interest payment to the creditor after a loan restructure?
Cash Xxx
Valuation allowance for loan impairment Xxx
Interest income. Xxx
How do you calculate interest income for the creditor on the first interest payment received after a loan restructuring? (Equation)
Interest income =
Note receivable principle - valuation allowance for loan impairment
If fair value of plan assets is less than PBO, and pension costs exceed pension contributions for the year by $30,000, what amount is recognized in accumulated OCI? Why?
PBO - FV of plan assets - $30,000
Subtract the $30,000 because it is already included in the income
Statement
Over what period of time are leasehold improvements depreciated, if a renewal option exists but, the company is uncertain if they want to renew? Why?
Over the life of the lease, because renewed is uncertain
When a lease agreement is made at the beginning of the year, and the first payment isn’t due, until the end of the year, is there an interest expense for that year?
Yes
What is the journal entry for making a lease payment on a capital lease?
Capital lease liability. Xxx
Cash. Xxx
Free or uneven lease payments received by the lessor should be…
Recognized as revenue and prorated over the life of the lease
How should initial direct costs be treated?
Capitalized and amortized straight line over life of the lease
Under the par value method, what is the journal entry for buying back shares at a price less than original issuance?
Treasury stock. Xxx
Paid in Capital. Xxx
Cash. Xxx
Paid in Capital- T/S. Xxx
Under the par value method, when stock is repurchased at a price $3 lower than issuance, how is PiC (from common stock) calculated?
Number of shares bought back x $3 in excess of par at issuance
If cumulative preferred stock paid $10,000, when $16,000/yr was owed in the current year and previous year, what would be the disclosure in the current year for dividend in arrears?
$22,000 = $6,000 + $16,000