CHAPTER 2: BROADENING YUUM Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Accounts receivable Financial Reporting Advance ticket sale liability Aircraft fuel, leasing, and maintenance expense and Analysis Airport operations expense Cash Financial Reporting Problem Deferred income tax liability BYP2-1 The financial statements of Corus Entertainment are Depreciation and amortization expense shown in Appendix A at the back of this textbook. They contain the Employee profit share expense following selected accounts Flight operations and navigational charges Interest Expense Long-Term Debt Guest revenues Cash and Cash Equivalents Prepaid Expenses Income tax expense Uncanned Revenues Sales In flight expense Inventories Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Intangibles Inventory Instructions Long-term debt (a) Answer the following questions Maintenance provisions liability 1. In which financial statement is cach account included? Marketing, general, and administration expense 2. Is it an asset, liability, revenue, or expense? 3. What is the normal balance (debitor credit) for each of these Non-operating expenses Non-refundable guest credits liability accounts! 4. What are the increase side and decrease side (debitor credit) Other assets for each of these accounts? Other liabilities (b) Identify the probable other account(s) in the transaction, and Other revenues the effect on that account(s), when: Prepaid expenses and deposits 1. Accounts payable and accrued expenses are decreased. Property and equipment 2. Long-term debt is increased. Sales and distribution expense 3. Sales are increased. Shareholders (owners) "drawings" 4. Inventory is increased. Shareholders (owners') equity. Jan. 1, 2015 5. Prepaid expenses are increased $ 502.432 54,950 575781 1.466465 507343 1,416,220 296.392 226740 68,767 458.146 3,599,157 106350 17174 122913 36,658 1,028.836 191763 224,783 85.164 45434 78,305 227.804 377.395 144,192 2,793,194 376,856 96,295 1.58984 Interpreting Financial Statements BYP2-2 WestJet Airlines Ltd., a Canadian airline, was profitable in 2014. The following list of accounts and amounts was taken from its December 31, 2014, financial statements (in thousands): Instructions (a) WestJet Airlines Ltd. is a corporation. Which of the items listed above are used only in corporations? (b) Prepare a trial balance for WestJet with the accounts in financom statement order