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UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- NotesThe concept of judicial review is not in the constitution.There was no need for the judicial branch to really have this powerThe framers didnt want them to have this power eitherAlexande
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- Notes5.1 Stump vs Sparkman (judicial immunity)Daughter is suing the mother because of an operation performed on her when she was 15. Shereceived a tubal litigation and the mother alleged that
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- NotesThe chief justice sets the tone for voting.Chief Justice Burger was accused of abusing the system. He would talk about a case(speak) andgive his view on why a particular party would win a
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- Notes31 mult choice and one 14 pt essay question Bring a pencil, pen and scantron.Dont have to read the full opinion of riswall vs .90percentfrom class lectures. 4 0r 5 on readingsYou are a j
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- NotesInstruments of judicial power.Tools or instruments that the courts use to achieve their goals.a. Writs of certiorari- (send the record up).b. Decisions orders and opinions-forcing others
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- Notes3.7Rizzo v. GoodeFacts of case: Plaintiffs are residents of Philadelphia who brought two class action suits under42 U.S.C. 1983 against the mayor and the police of the city alleging that
UT Arlington - POLS - 3330
POLS 3330-001 - Judicial Behavior and the Judicial Process- NotesAn injunction is an equitable remedy in the form of a court order, whereby a party is required todo, or to refrain from doing, certain acts. The party that fails to adhere to the injunctio
Fort Hays - MULTI - 350
Multiculturalism in the USIDS 350 VFSummer 2012Instructor: Dr. Josephine SquiresEmail: jsquires@fhsu.eduCOURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course incorporates a study of American society and its role in the world as a multicultural nation.Special emphasis is p
HCCS - ACCT - 557
(a.)Point of Sale in revenue recognition method is anCccounting principle underthere are 2 ways to recognizea ompletion-of-production GAAP. It determines howrevenue. One is using milestones and the other is costbusinesses define income when it is real
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 1 Chapter 18Problem 1:You are the Senior Accountant for the Patty Corporation which has several divisions.They each keep their own accounting books and have chosen the appropriate method ofrevenue recognition based on their operations.P
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 1 Chapter 18Problem 1:You are the Senior Accountant for the Patty Corporation which has several divisions.They each keep their own accounting books and have chosen the appropriate method ofrevenue recognition based on their operations.P
HCCS - ACCT - 557
2012TAX RETURNTEMPORARY DIFFERENCETAXABLE INCOME: $200,000X 40%80,000NOW2012 JE TO RECORD THE TAXES:DR: INCOME TAX EXPENSE-CURRENTDR: INCOME TAX EXPENSE-DEFERRED$50,000.00X .35%$17,500.00LATERFINANCIAL STATEMENTPRE-TAX FINANCIAL INCOME: 250
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 2 Chapter 19Problem 1:California SurplusInc. qualifies to usethe installmentsales method for taxpurposes and soldan investment on aninstallment basis.The total gain of$75000 wasreported forfinancial reportingpurposes in theperio
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 2 Chapter 19Problem 1:California SurplusInc. qualifies to usethe installmentsales method for taxpurposes and soldan investment on aninstallment basis.The total gain of$75000 wasreported forfinancial reportingpurposes in theperio
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Name:Instructor:Intermediate Accounting, 14th Edition by Kieso, Weygandt, and WarfieldDate:Course:On January 1, 2012, Harrington Company has the following defined benefit pension plan balances.Projected benefits obligation$5,600,000Fair value of p
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 4 Chapter 21Problem 1:Kingdom Leasing Inc. agrees to lease jousting equipment to Knight Inc. on Jan 1, 2012. Theyagree on the following terms:1) The normal selling price of the jousting equipment is $325000 and the cost of the asset toK
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 5 Chapter 22Problems:The Diamond Glitter Company is in the process of preparing its financial statements for 2012. Assumethat no entries for depreciation have been recorded in 2012. The following information related todepreciation of fix
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 5 Chapter 22Problems:The Diamond Glitter Company is in the process of preparing its financial statements for 2012. Assumethat no entries for depreciation have been recorded in 2012. The following information related todepreciation of fix
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 6 Chapter 23Problems:Financial data of Fancy Footwork Company for 2013 and 2012 are presented below.FANCY FOOTWORK COMPANYCOMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETAS OF DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 201220132012Cash$260,000$230,000Receivables$156,000
HCCS - ACCT - 557
PROBLEM 1REVENUE TESTOPERATINGSEGMENTBOTTLESCONTAINERSDOLLHOUSESSILVERWAREOPERATING PROFIT TEST:OPERATING SEGMENTBOTTLESCONTAINERSDOLLHOUSESSILVERWAREREVENUE TESTTOTAL REVENUES 798,000 798,000 X 10%= 79,800 REVENUE TEST:ONLY CONTAINERS AND
HCCS - ACCT - 557
Homework Week 7 Chapter 24Problem 1:Plastics Inc. isa companythat operatesin fourdifferentdivisions. Thefollowinginformationrelating toeach segmentis available for2013.BottlesContainersDollhousesSilverwareSales revenue$ 65,000$ 95,000
Dallas County Community College - BIO - 101
Introduction to MicrobiologyIntroduction to Microbiology Microbiology is the study ofmicroorganisms (microbes), viruses andprions. A microorganism is a living organism thatis microscopic (too small to be seen by thehuman eye).Introduction to Micro
Alabama State - IT - 240
Associate Level MaterialAppendix ETCP/IP Network Planning TableRead questions 80 and 81 on pp. 274-275 of the text. Identify the problems with the TCP/IP network in each scenario and complete the table.Explain your answer for each of the scenarios.Sc
Alabama State - IT - 240
LAN Operating Systems ScenariosBeing a network administrator for a new company that has 10 users and about to add 5more within a year would allow me to provide the company with two servers. One main serverand the other one for files access. They will r
Alabama State - IT - 240
OSI Model Key Terms TableIT 240TermPhysical layerDefinitionIs responsible for the actualtransmission of the bits sentacross a physical medium.Function(if applicable)It allows signals, such aselectrical signals, opticalsignals, or radio signals
Alabama State - IT - 240
Associate Level MaterialAppendix DLAN Topologies AssignmentCreate visual examples of your answers to questions 11, 12, and 13 on pp. 141-142 of the text bycopying and pasting the provided shapes below (such as a bus, ring, star, or mesh) into aMicros
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Franchise Accounting177CHAPTER 11 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 11-1: b No revenue is to be reported. Because the franchisor fails to render substantial services to the franchisee as of December 31, 2008. 11-2: c Initial franchise fee Less: Cost
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 12MULTIPLE CHOICE12-1: 12-2: d. This is recorded when the working fund is replenished. c. Sales Cost of goods sold: Purchases Merchandise inventory, end Gross profit Expenses Net income (loss) 12-3: b Sales Cost of goods sold (P70,000 / 140%) Gr
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 13MULTIPLE CHOICE13-1: 13-2: c a Goods available for sale: At billed price (P30,000 + P180,000) At cost (P210,000 / 120%) Balance of Allowance for Overvaluation account before adjustment 13-3: c Inter-company inventory profit (IIP) before closin
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 14MULTIPLE CHOICE 14-1: a Purchase price (8,000 shares x P30) Direct acquisition cost Contingent consideration Acquisition cost 14-2: a Purchase price Direct acquisition cost Acquisition cost Less: Fair value of net assets acquired Goodwill 14-3:
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 15MULTIPLE CHOICE15-1: a Acquisition cost Less: Book value of interest acquired (100%) Difference Allocation: Property and equipment Other assets Long-term debt Goodwill 15-2: c Acquisition cost Less: Book value of interest acquired (P280,000 x
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 16MULTIPLE CHOICE16-1: 16-2: 16-3: d, because no impairment of goodwill is recognized. d, consolidated net income will decrease due to amortization of the allocated difference which is not the goodwill (P60,000 / 10 years). d, computed as follow
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 17MULTIPLE CHOICE17-1: B Consolidated sales Sales Papa Sales San Elimination of inter-company sales Consolidated sales Consolidated cost of goods sold Cost of goods sold Papa Cost of goods sold San Eliminations: Realized profit in beginning inve
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 18MULTIPLE CHOICE18-1: a Equipment at original cost Accumulated depreciation: Time of sale Current depreciation based on Original cost (P500,000/10 years 18-2: b Net income Sol Unrealized gain on sale of computer, Dec. 31 Adjusted net income Min
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 19Multiple Choice19-1: d.Direct exchange rate: December 1 December 31 Decrease in forex rate Forex gain (200,000 yen x P0.08) 1 2.22 yen = 1 2.70 yen = P P P 0.45 0.37 0.08 16,00019-2:c.Forex rate, December 1 Forex rate, December 31 Increase
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 20MULTIPLE CHOICE20-1: b Bad debt expense (S$ 6,000 x P28.20) P169,200 Amortization of patents (S$ 4,000 x P28.20) 112,800 Rent expense (S$ 10,000 x P28.20) 282,000 Total P564,000 Average rate (P28.20) is used to translate all expenses since thi
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 21MULTIPLE CHOICE 21-1 21.2 21.3 21.4 21.5 21.6 21.7 21.8 21.9 21.10 21.11 21.12 21.13 21.14 21.15 b a a b b a c a a c d b b a a Excess of income over expenses Depreciation Increase in due from national government agencies Increase in prepaid ren
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
CHAPTER 22 Multiple Choice22-1: 22-2: b. d. The total tuition fees for educational and general purposes. 22-3: 22-4: d. (P1,240,000 P160,000) a. Unrestricted cash contribution received from donors are to be reported as increase in net cash provided by op
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Partnership Basic Considerations and Formation1CHAPTER 1 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS1-1: a 1-2: b 1-2: c 1-3: a Cash Land Mortgage payable Net assets (Julio, capital) 1-4: b Total Capital (P300,000/60%) Perla's interest Perla's capital Less:
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
20 Chapter 2CHAPTER 2 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 2-1: d Jordan Total Annual salary P200,000 Balance, equally ( 20,000) Total P180,000 2-2: a JJ Total Bonus (.20 X P90,000) P 18,000 Interest JJ (.15 X P100,000) KK (.15 X P200,000) LL (.15 X P30
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
42 Chapter 3CHAPTER 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 3-1: c Implied capital of the partnership (P90,000/20%) P450,000 Actual value of the partnership ( 420,000) Goodwill 30,000 AQUINO HIZON Capital balances before Goodwill Goodwill to old partners
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
68 Chapter 4CHAPTER 4 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 4-1: a Capital balances before realization Loss on liquidation, P40,000 Cash distribution 4-2: c Capital balances before liquidation Gain of P10,000 (150,000-140,000) Cash distribution 4-3: b Ca
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Partnership Liquidation by Installment83CHAPTER 5 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS5-1: bCapital balances before liquidation Loan balances Total interest Possible loss (40,000+10,000) Balances Additional loss to RJ & SJ, 5:3 Cash distribution RJ P
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Joint Venture103CHAPTER 6 SOLUTIONS TO MULTIPLE CHOICES6-1: a Assets per Jessica Company- balance sheet Jessicas proportionate interest in assets of JV (50%) Total assets of Jessica 6-2: a 6-3: b 6-4: b Investment of Heart Profit share: Sales Cost of s
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
120 Chapter 7CHAPTER 7 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS7-1: c Amount realized secured by inventory Unsecured claim (P10,000 x 25%) Total amount received 7-2: d Amount realized secured by inventory Unsecured claim (P88,000 x 75%) Total amount receiv
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Reorganization and Troubled Debt Restructuring 135CHAPTER 8 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS8-1: a Trade accounts payable (P52,000 + P62,700) P114,700 12% preferred stock (5,000 x P1) Paid in capital in excess of par (5,000 x P9) Cash (P62,700 x P0
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
142 Chapter 9CHAPTER 9 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 9-1: d Deferred gross profit, Dec. 31 (before adjustment) Less: Deferred gross profit, Dec. 31 (after adjustment) Installment accounts receivable, Dec. 31 P1,500,000 Gross profit rate _ 25% Rea
Mount St. Joseph - ACC - 481
Long-Term Construction Contracts163CHAPTER 10 MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS 10-1: a Percentage of Completion Method: Contract Price Less: Total estimated cost Cost incurred Estimated remaining cost Gross profit estimated % of completion (200,000
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes 01)TransportRoads in ChinaFrom the 1980s and especially since 1990, the emphasis was shifted to creating a nationwidenetwork of major highways. Thousands of miles of multilane express highways
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes 02)Challenges to EngineersStakeholdersGovernmentPublicInvestorsRoad OperatorsRailway OperatorsRoad users (drivers)Environment lobbying g
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes 03)Pavement Structure DesignEngineering DesignAlignment DesignBridge Structure DesignPavement Structure DesignMaterial DesignMechanical &
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes reference 04)MaterialsMaterials for flexible road constructionsbitumen, aggregates, fillers, airAggregateshttp:/www.asphaltwa.com/?p=899An
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes 05)Material Specification and Mix DesignGeneral Types of Bituminous MixHot Rolled Asphalt High bitumen content mortar Precoated chipping wit
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes 06)Maintenance ManagementPavement Management System ConceptMajor Changes in Highways Maintenance Increasing Cost Reducing Revenue Increasin
HKU - CIVL - 3020
CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGCIVL 3020TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING(Notes reference: supplementary)Page 3- 4Page 3- 4International Roughness Index (IRI)5- 1CIVL3020 TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERINGPage 4-
HKU - CIVL - 3025
The University of Hong KongDepartment of Civil EngineeringCIVL 3025: Law for Civil EngineersLecture on 10 September 2011(0930-1125)Rights and Obligations of Contracting PartiesGary SooAdjunct ProfessorBarrister and Chartered EngineerCopyright 200
HKU - CIVL - 3025
The University of Hong KongDepartment of Civil EngineeringCIVL 3025: Law for Civil EngineersLecture on 10 September 2011(1300-1555)Remedies for Breach of ContractGary SooAdjunct ProfessorBarrister and Chartered EngineerCopyright 2003-2011 Gary So
HKU - CIVL - 3025
The University of Hong KongDepartment of Civil EngineeringCIVL 3025: Law for Civil EngineersLecture on 17 September 2011(0930-1225)Employers Protection and RemediesGary SooAdjunct ProfessorBarrister and Chartered EngineerCopyright 2011 Gary Soo.
HKU - CIVL - 3025
The University of Hong KongDepartment of Civil EngineeringCIVL 3025: Law for Civil EngineersLecture on 24 September 2011(0930-12:25)Bankruptcy / Insolvency of Contractors IGary SooAdjunct ProfessorBarrister and Chartered EngineerCopyright 2004-20
HKU - CIVL - 3025
T HE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONGDEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGProgrammeCIVL3025 Law for Civil EngineersTopics : Rights and Obligations of Contracting PartiesDate :10 September 2011(0930-1125)Speaker : Gary SooAdjunct ProfessorBarrister and Chartere