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05:58 Govt Acctg--Ch 7 Problem Demo (not in textbook) Govt Acctg--Ch 7 Problem Demo (not in textbook)	Govt Acctg--Ch 7 Problem Demo (not in textbook) pensions liabilities financial markets money investment income personal finance caption 48 complete accounting $102000.00 contributions investment annuity benefits cash amounted retirement economics terminology addition social law accounting terminology $2100000.00 debit employee accountancy earnings interest pension benefits transactions generally accepted accounting principles $1200000.00 accounts payable effects plan members benefits debt $9100.00 accrued expenses business law account resource annuities mathematical finance deductions business terms pension fairly straightforward problem investments net position From Barbara Warschawski on December 3rd, 2018 10 plays 0
08:22 InterAcctgII--Exercise 14-20 InterAcctgII--Exercise 14-20	InterAcctgII--Exercise 14-20 installment payments and recording of notes payable basic financial concepts notes payable outstanding december reduce 881 caption 48 complete 005. interest expense $400 installment note calculate prepare american machine interest payments straightforward schedule million 261 effects installment payments services amortization 000. payment $1 balance installment january $861 barton monetary policy principle amount expense $219 caption48 From Barbara Warschawski on November 23rd, 2018 41 plays 0
03:36 Intermediate Acctg II -- Ch 13-1 Problem Demo Intermediate Acctg II -- Ch 13-1 Problem Demo	Intermediate Acctg II -- Ch 13-1 Problem Demo accrued interest, adjusting entry for bank loan accrued interest money period caption 48 complete quantum calendar technology matching record demonstration 320 monetary economics interest debit law of obligations bank loan adjusting million liability payable effects 000. december months times credit entry problem expense november caption48 From Barbara Warschawski on October 21st, 2018 761 plays 0
10:57 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A… Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A PROBLEM DEMONSTRATION	Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 PROBLEM 3-1A PROBLEM DEMONSTRATION recording transactions of a new business $36.00 office supply money normal balance reduce computer caption 48 complete february 16th promissary cash account investment finance highway furnishings increase debt payment systems capital stock office supply instalment current asset note payable current asset monetary economics sixteenth promissory business p.c. normal credit balance account generally accepted accounting principles accounting terminology fourteen liability account promissory note effects semiotics difference business law liability february transaction furnishings installment dollars accounts payable journal entries accountancy securities credit purchase numismatics real estate installments payable liability balance accounts receivable From Barbara Warschawski on July 6th, 2017 841 plays 0
09:47 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7 Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7	Introductory Accounting 1 - M2 EXERCISE 3-7 EFFECT ON INCOME AND BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS notes payable credit accounts revenue construction revenue dollar expense account financial statements caption 48 complete expense retained earnings accounting terminology combination corporate finance normal debit balance increase equipment expenses increase asset credit cash accountancy accounting equation crediting accounts finance business normal credit balance income office supplies income statement liability credits accounts payable net income accounts receivable dividend manufacturing business law debit accounts account debits economics terminology treasury stock balance sheet stock market wages expense owners equity correlation generally accepted accounting principles balance effects From Barbara Warschawski on June 28th, 2017 564 plays 0
08:12 Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A	Introductory Accounting 1 - M1 PROBLEM 2-1A solve for retained earnings; construct balance sheet; analyze financial condition. figure capital stock caption 48 complete determine stockholder salaries payable stockholder equity account stockholders equity receivable interest payable total liabilities retained earnings figure construct accounting terminology asset short term capital total assets accounting equation hand side finance algebra liability accounts payable equity securities accounts receivable exercises word payable debt equations business law furnishings retained earnings account snowmobiles educational psychology balance sheet securities owners equity political philosophy situation problem accountancy total asset effects From Barbara Warschawski on June 28th, 2017 1,378 plays 0
11:09 214014 Advanced Accounting - M05 PROBLEM DEMO… 214014 Advanced Accounting - M05 PROBLEM DEMO 13-42	214014 Advanced Accounting - M05 PROBLEM DEMO 13-42 BANKRUPTCY notes payable common stock outstanding figure outstanding color web colors stock contributed expenses eighteen caption 48 complete thirteen plug figure adjustment bankruptcy dollars. fresh start $7000.00 shares calculate economics terminology credit $30000.00 shares sentence contributed accounting terminology personal financial problems deficit capital homework stock buildings additional paid finance business share company generally accepted accounting principles payable equity securities effects debt $200000.00 difference deficit balance business law additional thousand. account reorganization stock market $80000.00 30000 shares $8.00 par common stock $10000.00 shares dollar accountancy eliminate From Barbara Warschawski on March 31st, 2017 181 plays 0
04:03 214014 Advanced Accounting - M03 PROBLEM DEMO 6-28 214014 Advanced Accounting - M03 PROBLEM DEMO 6-28	214014 Advanced Accounting - M03 PROBLEM DEMO 6-28 EQUITY METHOD renting figure calculation question years $1000000.00 caption 48 complete investment debt intra-equity bonds bonds payable percent parents interest method accountancy premium kearns bonds 1040000 million $1040000.00 fourteen discount carrying hamilton effects entries amortization sixteen $400000.00 chapter retirement payable january dollars worth banking december 31st depreciation acquisition From Barbara Warschawski on March 30th, 2017 133 plays 0