An accrued expense of R500 was recorded as a prepaid expense during the adjustment process. The effect of the error would have caused the________.
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4.2 An accrued expense of R500 was recorded as a prepaid expense during the adjustment process. The effect of the error would have caused the________.
A Gross profit to be understated by R500
B Gross profit to be overstated by R500
C Net profit to be understated by R1000
D Net profit to be overstated by R1000
4.3 Which of the following will constitute a line item in a close corporation’s statement of members’ net investment?
A Member’s contributions
B Revaluation surplus / reserve
C Loans from members
D Current accounts
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- If a P2,500 adjustment for depreciation is omitted, which of the following financial statement errors will occur? a. profit will be understated c. expenses will be overstated b. assets will be understated d. owner's equity will be overstatedEffects of errors on financial statements If the net income for the current year had been $2224600 in Exercise 3-18, what would have been the correct net income if the proper adjustments had been made?Requirements: a. What are the net effects of the errors on Rodney's 20x1 and 20x2 profit or loss, repesctively? b. What is the effect of the errors on Rodney's December 31, 20x2 retained earnings?
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- A-1. What is the NET EFFECT of the errors in PERFECT’s 2020 net income? (After your numerical figure, immediately write OVER if overstated or UNDER if understated, example: XXX-OVER or XXX-UNDER) . A-2. What is the NET EFFECT of the errors in PERFECT’s 2021 net income?(After your numerical figure, immediately write OVER if overstated or UNDER if understated, example: XXX-OVER or XXX-UNDER) .Which accounting principle requires that bad debts expense be recognized in the same period as the sale? A) Measurement principle B) Expense Recognition (Matching) principle C) Revenue Recognition principle D) Historical Cost principle Please answer ASAP, I will upvoteWhat is the effect of omission of prepaid expense in net income during the year of error? a. Overstated b. Cannot be determined based on the given information c. Understated d. No Effect