Rutgers e-Terminal Ltd. is a private corporation wholly owned by Mr. Adonis Rutgers. Mr. Rutgers also personally owns 40% of the common shares of a company named Princeton Corp. A further 20% of the Princeton common shares are held by Rutgers e-Terminal Ltd. The bookkeeper for Rutgers e-Terminal prepared the following SFP: RUTGERS E-TERMINAL LTD. Financial Situation. For the year ending 31 December 20X3 Short-Term Assets Cash on hand Cash in the Royal Dominion chequing account Overdraft in the ScotiaTrust chequing account Accounts receivable (includes credit balances of $30,000) Automobile held for resale, fully depreciated (estimated market value, $18,000) Supplies on hand, at cost Inventory, at cost (estimated market value, $38,200) Final month's rent on office space (lease expires in 20X7) Investment in shares of subsidiary (market value, $166,000) $ 1,600 16,800 -20,800 55,800 18,000 5,000 45,900 11,000 146,000 $279.300

Rutgers e-Terminal Ltd. is a private corporation wholly owned by Mr. Adonis Rutgers. Mr. Rutgers also personally owns 40% of the common shares of a company named Princeton Corp. A further 20% of the Princeton common shares are held by Rutgers e-Terminal Ltd. The bookkeeper for Rutgers e-Terminal prepared the following SFP: RUTGERS E-TERMINAL LTD. Financial Situation. For the year ending 31 December 20X3 Short-Term Assets Cash on hand Cash in the Royal Dominion chequing account Overdraft in the ScotiaTrust chequing account Accounts receivable (includes credit balances of $30,000) Automobile held for resale, fully depreciated (estimated market value, $18,000) Supplies on hand, at cost Inventory, at cost (estimated market value, $38,200) Final month's rent on office space (lease expires in 20X7) Investment in shares of subsidiary (market value, $166,000) $ 1,600 16,800 -20,800 55,800 18,000 5,000 45,900 11,000 146,000 $279.300

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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