Everyone helps to do this problem and prepare relevant accounting entries according to the requireme

Updated on educate 2024-06-10
12 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Borrow: Tradable Financial Assets - Cost 100,000

    Investment income 5000

    Dividends receivable 2000

    Credit: Bank deposits 107,000

    Debit: Bank deposit 2000

    Credit: Dividends receivable 2000

    Loan: Trading Financial Assets - Change in Fair Value 20,000 Credit: Gain or loss on change in fair value 20,000

    Borrow: Bank deposit 72,000

    Credit: Trading Financial Assets - Cost 50000

    Change in fair value 15,000

    Investment income 7000

    Debit: Fair value change gain or loss 10,000

    Credit: Investment income 10000

    Debit: Fair value change gain or loss 20,000

    Credit: Trading Financial Assets - Change in Fair Value 20000 Loan: Bank Deposits 36000

    Investment income 18000

    Credit: Trading Financial Assets - Cost 50000

    Change in fair value 4000

    Borrow: Investment income 20000

    Credit: Fair value change gain or loss 20,000

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1. Borrow: 100,000 trading financial assets

    Dividends receivable 2000

    Investment income 5000

    Credit: Bank deposits 107,000

    2. Borrow: bank deposit 2000

    Credit: Dividends receivable 2000

    3. Borrow: trading financial assets - fair value change profit or loss 20,000 Loan: fair value change profit or loss 20,000

    4. Borrow: trading financial assets - fair value change profit or loss 30,000 Loan: fair value change profit or loss 30,000

    Borrow: Bank deposit 72,000

    Investment income 3000

    Credit: 50,000 in trading financial assets

    Trading financial assets - fair value change gain and loss 250005, debit: fair value change gain or loss 35,000

    Credit: Trading Financial Assets - Fair Value Change Gain and Loss 350006, Borrow: Bank Deposits 36000

    Trading financial assets - fair value change gain or loss 10,000 investment income 4,000

    Credit: 50,000 in trading financial assets

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Based on the above information, the accounting entries are prepared.

    As follows: 1. Sold 4,000 pieces of product A to Donghua Company, with a unit price of 200 yuan, totaling 800,000 yuan, and the output VAT tax.

    $136,000, $3,000 for freight paid in advance by bank deposit, and the payment and freight have not yet been received;

    Debit: Accounts receivable.

    Donghua Corporation 939000

    Credit: main business income.

    Credit: Taxes payable.

    VAT payable (output tax) 136,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 3000

    2. Sell 2,000 pieces of product B to Mingda Company, with a unit price of 500 yuan, totaling 1,000,000 yuan, and a value-added tax of 170,000 yuan, which is deposited in the bank;

    Debit: Bank deposit 1,170,000

    Credit: main business income 1,000,000

    Credit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 170,000

    3. Received the order of Dongfeng Company in advance and deposited it in the bank;

    Debit: Bank deposit 30000

    Credit: Accounts received in advance.

    Dongfeng Company 30000

    4. Sold 600 kilograms of excess A material to Hongguang Company, with a unit price of 100 yuan, totaling 60,000 yuan, and a value-added tax output of 10,200 yuan, and the payment has not been recovered. The book cost of this batch of materials is 80 yuan per kilogram;

    Debit: Accounts receivable - Hongguang Company 70200

    Credit: Other business income.

    Credit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 10200

    Debit: Other business costs 600*80=48000

    Credit: Raw Materials--A Materials 48000

    At the end of May, calculate and carry forward the cost of sales of the above two products, A and B (the unit production cost of product A).

    is 150 yuan, and the unit production cost of product B is 420 yuan).

    Borrow: The cost of main business is 1,440,000

    Credit: Inventory goods - product A 4000*150=600000

    Credit: Inventory goods--- product B 2000*420=840000

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Hello: 1. Borrow: Bank Deposits 217,503 Credit: Main Business Income.

    a product 117,000

    bProduct 68,900

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 31,6032, Debit: Selling Expenses 2,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 2,000

    3. Borrow: bank deposit of 25,000

    Credit: Accounts received in advance.

    CP 25,000

    4. Debit: 25,000 accounts receivable in advance

    Accounts receivable 85,420,000

    Credit: main business income.

    bProduct 106,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 4,420

    5. Borrow: financial expenses 500

    Credit: Bank deposit 500

    6. Debit: accounts receivable.

    Great Wall Corporation 30,420

    Credit: 26,000 main business income

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 4,420

    7. Borrow: bank deposit 30,420

    Credit: Accounts receivable.

    Great Wall Corporation 30,420

    8. Borrow: bank deposit.

    Credit: Other business income.

    Taxes and fees due. Borrow: Cost of main business.

    Credit: raw materials.

    9. Borrow: sales expenses.

    Credit: Bank deposits.

    10. Borrow: the cost of main business.

    Credit: Inventory of goods.

    11. Borrow: non-operating expenses.

    Credit: Bank deposits.

    12. Borrow: business tax and surcharge.

    Credit: Taxes payable.

    13. Borrow: bank deposits.

    Credit: Non-operating income.

    14. Borrow: bank deposits.

    Credit: Dividends receivable.

    15. Borrow: main business income.

    Other business income.

    Investment income. Credit: Profit for the year.

    16. Borrow: the profit of the current year.

    Credit: Cost of Principal Operations.

    Sales tax and surcharges.

    Selling expenses. Management fees.

    Finance Expenses. Other business costs.

    Non-operating expenses.

    17. Borrow: income tax expense.

    Credit: Taxes Payable - Income Tax.

    18. Borrow: the profit of the year.

    Credit: Income tax expense.

    19. Borrow: profit distribution.

    Credit: Surplus Reserve.

    20. Borrow: profit distribution.

    Credit: Dividends payable.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    1. Borrow: bank deposit 400,000

    Credit: Paid-up capital 400,000

    2. Debit: accounts payable 50,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 50000

    3. Borrow: fixed assets 100,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 100000

    4. Borrow: surplus reserve 80,000

    Credit: Paid-up capital 80,000

    5. Debit: accounts payable 20,000

    Credit: Notes payable 20000

    6. Borrow: 15,000 raw materials

    Credit: Bank deposit 10000

    Accounts payable 5000

    7. Borrow: short-term loan 20,000

    Accounts payable 10000

    Credit: Bank deposit 30000

    Closing balance: bank deposit = 300000 + 400000-50000-100000-10000-30000 = 510000

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    (1) Transfer the book value of fixed assets to liquidation.

    Borrow: 1,350,000 fixed assets

    Accumulated depreciation of 150,000

    Credit: Fixed assets 1,500,000 (2) Disposal costs are paid.

    Borrow: Fixed asset disposal 10000

    Credit: Bank Deposit 10000 (3) Obtain ** income.

    Borrow: Bank Deposit 1,450,000 Credit: Fixed Assets Disposal 1,450,000

    4) Accrue and payable business tax.

    Debit: Fixed asset disposal 72500

    Credit: Tax Payable Business Tax Payable 72500

    5) Net income from the disposal of fixed assets carried forward.

    Borrow: 17,500 for disposal of fixed assets

    Credit: Non-operating income 17,500

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1.Debit: Bank deposit 468000

    Credit: main business income 400,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable - Output Tax 68000

    Borrow: Bank deposit 41067

    Credit: main business income 35 100

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable - Output Tax 5967

    2.Borrow: Long-term equity investment 9360

    Credit: Goods in stock - Product B 8000

    Tax payable - VAT payable - output tax 1360

    3.Borrow: raw materials 300 000

    Tax payable - VAT payable - input tax 51 000 Credit: Bank deposits 351 000

    Debit: Accounts receivable 936 000

    Credit: Income from main business 800 000

    Tax payable - VAT payable - output tax 136 000 Debit: Accounts receivable 200 000

    Credit: main business income 200 000

    4.Tax calculation** = (30000 + 13000) (1-30%) = 61429 consumption tax payable = 61429*

    Borrow: Business tax and surcharge.

    Credit: Tax Payable - Excise Tax Payable.

    5.Business tax: 800*3%=240,000.

    Borrow: business tax and surcharge 240,000

    Credit: Tax payable - Business tax payable 240,000

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1. Borrow: other accounts payable 60,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 60000

    2. A: 4500 * (100 150) = 3000 (yuan), B: 4500 * (50 150) = 1500 (yuan).

    Borrow: Raw Materials - A 203000

    B 151500

    Credit: Bank Deposit 454500

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    3. Borrow: production cost - 100,000 for product A

    bProduct 150000

    Credit: Raw materials - 10,000 for material A - 150,000 for material B

    5.Debit: 200 cash on hand

    Administrative fee 800

    Credit: Other receivables 1000

    6.Borrow: Bank deposit 72,000

    Credit: Accounts receivable 72000

    7.Borrow: manufacturing cost 6000

    Management fee 1000

    Credit: Accumulated depreciation 7000

    8.Borrow: manufacturing cost 2000

    Credit: Bank deposit 2,000

    9.Borrow: Production cost - product A 35000

    B product 25000

    Manufacturing cost 3000

    Management fee 7000

    Credit: Employee remuneration payable - salary 70,000

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Borrow: Investment real estate - cost 1000

    Credit: Bank Deposit Accounts Payable 1000

    Debit: Bank Deposits Accounts Receivable 40

    Credit: Other business income 40

    Borrow: Investment Real Estate - Change in Fair Value 40

    Credit: Fair Value Gain or Loss 40 Loan: Fair Value Gain or Loss 20

    Credit: Investment Real Estate - Change in Fair Value 20

    Debit: Bank deposit 1060

    Credit: Other business income 1060

    Borrow: Other operating costs 1000

    Fair value change gain or loss 20

    Credit: Investment Real Estate - Cost 1000 - Change in fair value 20

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    1. Borrow: 400,000 fixed assets

    Tax payable - VAT payable - input tax 68000 credit: bank deposit 468000

    2. Borrow: main business income of 30,000

    Tax payable - VAT payable - output tax 5100 credit: bank deposit 35100

    Borrow: Inventory of goods.

    Credit: Cost of Principal Operations.

    3. Borrow: 1700 projects under construction

    Credit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable - Input Tax Transferred Out 1700 Borrow: Raw Materials - B 850

    Credit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable - Input VAT 850

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    1 January 2009.

    Borrow: 1000 for investment housing

    Credit: Bank deposit 1000

    Debit: Bank deposit 40

    Credit: Investment income 40

    31 December 2009.

    Borrow: Investment Property - Change in Fair Value 40

    Credit: Fair value change gain or loss 40

    Debit: Fair value change gain or loss 40

    Credit: Investment income 41-12-2010.

    Borrow: Investment Property - Change in Fair Value 20

    Credit: Fair Value Gain or Loss 20

    Debit: Fair Value Gain or Loss 20

    Credit: Investment income January 1, 202011.

    Borrow: Bank Deposits 1060 Credit: Investment Real Estate - Cost 1000 - Change in Fair Value 60

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