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eo de Manila University FINANCIAL Fin Man Spring 2012 4 years ago
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ough) Multiple Choice: Conceptual Easy: Merger tactics 1 . Raising antitrust iss
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Assets to be realized:
Furnitures 70,000
Buildings 301,000
Machinery 196,000
Copyright 30,800
Liabilities to be liquidated:
Accounts payable 560,000
Notes payable 280,000
Estate Deficit 184,400
During July, Mr. X sold machinery having a book value of P105,000 for P61,600
and sold the copyright for P84,000. Mr. X was paid P9,100 as trustee fee and P
147,000 was distributed proportionately to the creditors.
Prepare a statement of realization and liquidation for July.
Solution:
Assets to be realized 597,800.00 Assets Realized 145,600.00
Assets Assumed - Assets not realized 462,000.00
Liabilities Liquidated 147,000.00 Liabilities to be Liquidated 840,000.
00
Liabilities not Liquidated 693,000.00 Liabilities Assumed -
Supplementary Debits 9,100.00 Supplementary Credits -
1,446,900 1,447,600
Net Income 700
Estate Deficit (184,800)
Estimated Deficiency (184,100)

Alternative Solution
Book Value of Capital Account (change 184,400 to 184,800, error) (184,800
)
Increases in Assets Copyright 53,200
Decreases in Assets Machinery (43,400)
Cash (156,100)
Decreases in Liabilities 147,000
Net Income 700
Estimated Deficiency (184,100)

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ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
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kely to permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, i
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accept an engagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instan
ces, before accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances
are likely to permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion
and, if they will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will
Although early appointment is preferable, an independent auditor may accept an e
ngagement near or after the close of the fiscal year. In such instances, before
accepting the engagement, he should ascertain whether circumstances are likely t
o permit an adequate audit and expression of an unqualified opinion and, if they
will