ANSWER FOR ACCTG CURRENT LIABILITIES

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ANSWERS

1a                                                                      

   150,000 - March 1 Obligation
3,600,000 - Short-term obligation
1,000,000 - Loan (1/4)
1,000,000 - Debt obligation
5,750,000 - Current Liabilities


b

2,500,000 - Long-term loan
3,000,000 - Debt Obligation (3/4)
5,500,000 - Non-current

The December 1, 2014 long-term obligation worth 2,500,000 has been breached. But then, it was waived so making it recognized as non-current liability.

2a                                                                     

B = .10(4,650,000 - B - T)                                     
T = .30(4,650,000 - B)                                           
B = .10(4,650,000 - B - .30(4,650,000 - B))
B = .10(4,650,000 - B - 1,395,000 + .30B)
B = 465,000 - .10B - 139,500 + .03B
B + .10B - .03B = 465,000 - 139,500
B = 1.07B = 325,500
B = 325,500 / 1.07B
B = 304,205.61

b

T = .30(4,650,000 - 304,205.61)
T = 1,303,738.20

c

Bonus Expense                       304,205.61
     Bonus Payable                       304,205.61

3a                                                                      

 85,000  - 2012 deliveries, beyond two years         
(57,500) - 2012 deliveries returned                               
 27,500  - Revenue recognized for 2014                      
                                                                                   
b                                                                            
                                                                                   
 Deliveries                                                                                   
        2013 - 240,000   
        2014 - 430,000 
        Total - 670,000       670,000     
Less Returns                                                                 
        2013 - 140,000         
        2014 - 157,000                
        Total - 297,000      (297,000)                                           
  Liability                       373,000

4a                                                                      

54,000,000 - Sale from musical instruments            
x           2% - Estimated Cost                                  
1,080,000 - Warranty Expense                             
                                                                               
b

  1,080,000 - Warranty Expense (est)
  1,360,000 - Warranty Liability ,beg
(1,640,000) - Warranty Expense (act)
   800,000 - Warranty Liability, end

c

340 - 200 = 140 - Premium Expense/CD Player

1,200,000 - 1,080,000 = 120,000 - Premium coupons in expense

120,000/200 = 600 units in expense

6,000 - 600 x 140 = 756,000 Premium Expense

d

 1,175 - Beginning inventory
 6,500 - Purchases
(6,000) - Redemption
 1,675 - Inventory

1,675 + 340 = 569,500 -- Inventory of Premium CD Players

e

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5


No accrual of the loss would be made. The judgment will be appealed and the outcome uncertain. A note disclosure would be appropriate.

b

Neither accrual nor disclosure would have to be made. The BIR claim is as yet unasserted, and an assessment is not probable.

c

No adjustment or disclosure is required because the possibility of loss is remote.

d



The loss is both probable and reasonably estimable. Thus, the related obligation is not a contingent liability bust should be recognized as a provision as mandated by PAS 37. The entry to recognize the provision is as follows:
Dr.  Provision for litigation loss Php 500,000
Cr.  Estimated liability for litigation loss Php500,000

e

The situation involves a contingent asset because the company is the plaintiff in the lawsuit. Under PAS 37, a contingent asset shall not be recognized because this may result to recognition of income that may never be realized. A contingent asset is only disclosed when it is probable. However, when realization of income is virtually certain, the related asset is no longer aontingent asset and its recognition becomes appropriate.






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