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Journal Entries For A Not For Profit College Manny Saxe College Is A Small Not For 2355719

(Journal entries for a not-for-profit college) Manny Saxe College is a small, not-for-profit college known for its excellence in teaching accounting. The college uses fund accounting and has an Unrestricted Current Fund, a Restricted CurrentFund, a Plant Fund, and an Endowment Fund. It charges its expenses to Instruction and research, Student services, Plant operations, and […]

Journal Entries For An Internal Service Fund The Arlington Motor Pool Internal Servi 2867591

Journal entries for an Internal Service Fund The Arlington Motor Pool Internal Service Fund had the following transactions and events during January 2018. Using the “Additional Information” provided below. Prepare journal entries to record the following transactions: January 2018 transactions: 1. Paid salaries for the month in cash (1/12 of $80,000) 2. Paid $600 cash […]

Keep Operating An Old Coal Fired Electricity Generation Plant 2605507

Suppose the State government is deciding between two possible electricity generation options:Option A: Keep operating an old, coal-fired electricity generation plant.Option B: Build new, clean electricity generation infrastructure.Each option will provide $100 million of electricity benefits to the State each yearfor the next 20 years. The costs, however, differ for each project as shown in […]

Lambert Company Has Two Suppliers Deming And Leming The Cost Of Warranty Work Due To 2340057

Lambert Company has two suppliers: Deming and Leming. The cost of warranty work due to defective components is $2,000,000. The total units repaired under warranty average 100,000, of which 90,000 have components from Deming and 10,000 have components from Leming. Select the items below that represent true statements. a. Components purchased from Leming cost $200,000 […]

Last Year Jandik Corp Had 250 000 Of Assets Which Is Equal To Its Total Invested Cap 2459787

Last year Jandik Corp. had $250,000 of assets (which is equal to its total invested capital), $18,750 of net income, and a debt-to-total-capital ratio of 37%. Now suppose the new CFO convinces the president to increase the debt-to-total-capital ratio to 48%. Sales, total assets and total invested capital will not be affected, but interest expenses […]