a)
To determine: Cash at the end of the year 2011 of M Company.
Introduction:
A company’s amount of cash derived after adding the changes to cash and the opening cash balance of the fiscal year is termed as cash at the end of the year.
b)
To determine: The accounts receivables and inventory at the end of 2011.
Introduction:
Any amount received by the debtors from the company is termed as accounts receivables.
A portion of assets like raw materials, WIP (work in progress), and finished goods of business that are ready to sale is termed as inventory.
c)
To determine: Total liabilities at the end of the year 2011.
Introduction:
The sum of financial obligations and other debts owed by the firm to any individuals in a specific period of time is termed as total liabilities.
d)
To determine: M Company’s net property, equipment, and plant at the end of 2011.
Introduction:
Acquisition of one company by another company for a specific value is termed as
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