question 1

On September 1, 2011, a company purchased a weaving machine for $239,800. The machine has an estimated useful life of 8 years and an estimated residual value of $17,800. Additionally, it is estimated that the machine would produce 740,000 bolts of woven fabric over its useful life. The company ended up selling the machine in 2018 after 1 month of use.

The following budgeted and actual activity levels were provided to support your work:

Consider the above information and the below statements and select the answer choice below that shows the number of true statements. If applicable, round your intermediate calculations to 3 decimals and your final answer to the nearest $1.

(i) in the year of disposal, the company will record a gain if they sell the asset for more than $17,800.

(ii) over the life of the asset, the company will record the same total amount of depreciation no matter if they use straight line or units-of-production.

(iii) the company will report more net income in 2011 under the units of production method than under straight line.

(iv) under US GAAP, when recording depreciation using the units-of-production method, the company should use the budgeted activity level as it will smooth the expense and avoid fluctuations in net income.

	A.	1
	B.	4
	C.	0
	D.	2
	E.	3

Facts: Basic Services, Inc. prepares annual financial statements and accordingly records most of the company's adjusting journal entries just once per year in December. Basic purchases 100% of the office supplies on account from vendor, Standard Company.

Basic provides you with the below unadjusted account balances as of 12/31/2017:

question 2* using the above unadjusted account balances, Basic has net income for the twelve months ended at 12/31/2017 of $53,870.

Please consider the following:

a. On September 1, Basic borrowed $60,000 from the local bank at a rate of 6%. The loan is due in nine months and all principal and interest will be paid at maturity (June 1, 2018).

b. Customers often pay service fees in advance and at the time the cash is collected Basic defers the revenue recognition. During 2017, Basic collected prepayments from customers totaling $6,500. Basic performed $2,600 of services (related to these customer prepayments) in 2017 and plans to provide the remaining $3,900 of services in 2018.

c. In late 2016 Basic paid $4,020 for the following insurance policies: (i) $2,070 for an 18- month policy and (ii) $1,950 for a six-month policy. Both policies had effective dates of January 1, 2017.

d. During 2017 Basic paid $27,750 for advertising. The payment included (i) $8,400 for a billboard with a 10-month contract (April 1, 2017- January 31, 2018) and (ii) $19,350 for 90 radio ads (worth $215 each). As of 12/31/2017, 55 of the radio ads had been broadcast while 35 were expected to occur in 2018.

e. On January 12, 2018 the company paid employees $7,680 in total for all wages earned during that pay period. Basic's employees get paid on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month (see boxed dates below). Employees get paid holidays, never incur overtime and work Monday through Friday (said differently, the employees never work weekends).

The current payroll calendar is shown below, the calendar starts with Friday December 1, 2017 and ends with Saturday, January 20, 2018. On payday the employee's paycheck always includes payment for the payday itself. For example, looking at the below calendar, on the December 22 payday the employees were paid for 10 days (12/11- 12/15 and 12/18-12/22).

Required: Only consider scenarios (a), (b), and (c) and select the answer choice below that correctly portrays the company's net income after any adjusting journal entry resulting from these 3 situations. When answering this question you should ignore situations (d) and (e). Answers may be rounded to the nearest $1.

	A.	$51,940
	B.	$51,540
	C.	$53,891
	D.	None of the answer choices provided are correct.
	E.	$53,491