Voici, dans le désordre, la liste des comptes régularisés de la société Compte Ltd pour l'exercice terminé le 31 décembre X6 : Actions ordinaires (175 000 $); Résultats non distribués (325 000 $); Comptes fournisseurs (4 000 $); Pro uits (850 000 $); Charges administratives (220 000 $); Charges opérationnelles (350 000 $); Encaisse (35 000 $); Comptes à recevoir (144 800 $); Assurances payées d'avance (2 500 $); Camions (175 000 $); Entrepôt (450 000 $); Publicité (16 000 $); Frais financiers (3 500 $); Charges diverses (147 200 $); Emprunt (250 000 $); Amortissement cumulé - Camion (70 000 $); Amortissement cumulé - Entrepôt (45 000 $). À partir de ces informations, indiquez le solde du compte résultats non distribués (RND) au 31 décembre X6 ? 325 000 $ 438 300 $ Aucune de ces réponses 368 300 $ 393 300 $

Voici, dans le désordre, la liste des comptes régularisés de la société Compte Ltd pour l'exercice terminé le 31 décembre X6 : Actions ordinaires (175 000 $); Résultats non distribués (325 000 $); Comptes fournisseurs (4 000 $); Pro uits (850 000 $); Charges administratives (220 000 $); Charges opérationnelles (350 000 $); Encaisse (35 000 $); Comptes à recevoir (144 800 $); Assurances payées d'avance (2 500 $); Camions (175 000 $); Entrepôt (450 000 $); Publicité (16 000 $); Frais financiers (3 500 $); Charges diverses (147 200 $); Emprunt (250 000 $); Amortissement cumulé - Camion (70 000 $); Amortissement cumulé - Entrepôt (45 000 $). À partir de ces informations, indiquez le solde du compte résultats non distribués (RND) au 31 décembre X6 ? 325 000 $ 438 300 $ Aucune de ces réponses 368 300 $ 393 300 $

Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305961883

Author:Carl Warren

Publisher:Carl Warren

Chapter8: Liabilities And Stockholders' Equity

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