Respuesta :
Answer:
A. Balance sheet + $4000, in WIP or finished good under inventory and + $4000 accounts payable. Income statement + $4000 on cost of sales if job is sold. Job cost ledger + $4000, Equipment ledger no effect.
B. Balance sheet + $23400 WIP, - Bank 85% of invoice, + accounts payable 15% of invoice. INCOME STATEMENT no effect, Job cost legder + 23400 on overheads, Equipment no effect
c. Balance sheet - bank $1500, Income statement +1500 expense, job costing no effect, equipment no effect.
d. Balance sheet +$2000 accumulated depreciation, Income statement +$ 2000 depreciation, Job costing no effect, Equipment no effect.
e. Balance sheet + $12000 Accounts receivables, + $108000 Bank, Income statement + $120000 sales, Job costing no effect, Equipment no effect.
f. Balance sheet -$1655.8 loan, -$2435 bank, income statement + $779.2 expenses(interest), Job costing no effect, equipment no effect.
g. Balance sheet + $4500 accumulated depreciation, Income statement +$4500 depreciation, job costing no effect, equipment no effect only truck asset.
h. Balance sheet - $55000 Equipment, +$65000 bank, Income statement + $10000 gain on sale of asset. Job costing no effect, Equipment - $55000
Explanation:
Retention by client creates an asset
retention by business creates liability
some of the figures affect some of the accounts only when a condition occurs e.g for a cost in the job costing to affect income statement it must be finished and sold so to be cost of sale.
costs incurred in production are not expenses rather are capitalized to the product and create asset either WIP, FINISHED GOOD OR MATERIAL