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I'm looking for a software that can help me create invoice statements, letterheads, logo design, etc. But I'm not sure what type of programs would be the best for me to look in to. Any information would be appreciated.

I'm looking for a software that can help me create invoice statements, letterheads, logo design, etc. But I'm not sure what type of programs would be the best for me to look in to. Any information would be appreciated.

I'm looking for a software that can help me create invoice statements, letterheads, logo design, etc. But I'm not sure what type of programs would be the best for me to look in to. Any information would be appreciated.

I want to uninstall the McAfee and use Windows Defender. When I click on Windows Defender I get a pop up that says "Windows Defender is turned off and not monitoring your computer" and all I can do is close it. How do I turn Windows Defender on???

I think to purchase a handgun in Delaware they do a criminal background check. Can you purchase a handgun in Delaware with prior misdemeanor marijuana charges from 10+ years ago? Any information would be appreciated

Where would these accounts end up on the statement of cash flows?

Dr. Land 250,000

Cr. Cash 50,000

Cr. Note Payable 200,000

I put the cash in the investing activities section but not sure if i do anything with the note payable

Please help me if you have time. i have most of my project done, I just don't know what is correct and would like something to check my work

Income Statement

For Month Ended January 31, 2013

Sales $130,500

Less: Sales Discount $800

Sales Returns and Allowances $2,000 $2,800

Net Sales $127,700

Cost of Goods Sold $76,000

Gross Profit $51,700

Operating Expenses

Selling Expenses

Depreciation Expense: Store Equipment $1,500

Supplies Expense $1,000

Salaries Expense: Sales Force $8,000

Payroll Tax Expense: Sales Force $720

Utilities Expense: Store $1,100

Repairs Expense: Store $800

Total Selling Expenses $13,320

General and Administrative Expenses

Depreciation Expense: Building $1,250

Depreciation Expense: Office Equipment $5,000

Salaries Expense: Office $12,000

Payroll Tax Expense: Office $1,080

Insurance Expense $400

Repairs Expense: Office $2,500

Utilities Expense: Office $1,500

Amortization Expense: Patents $1,400

Delivery Expense $1,000

Total General and Administrative Expenses $26,130

Total Operating Expenses $39,450

Non-Operating Expenses

Interest Expenses $8,050

Total Non-Operating Expenses $8,050

Other Income

Interest Revenue $180

Total Other Income $180

Net Income $4,380

Balance sheet

ASSETS

Current Assets

Cash $642,375

Accounts Receivable $10,000

Interest Receivable $180

Note Receivable $30,000

Merchandise Inventory $113,500

Store Supplies $7,000

Office Supplies $1,800

Prepaid Insurance $5,600

Total Current Assets $810,455

Property, Plant, and Equipment

Land $468,500

Building $800,000

Office Equipment $180,000

Store Equipment $200,000

Less: Accumulated Depreciation: Building $(91,250)

Accumulated Depreciation: Office Equipment $(35,000)

Accumulated Depreciation: Store Equipment $(31,500)

Property, Plant, and Equipment Net $1,490,750

Intangible Assets

Patents $138,600

Total Intangible Assets $138,600

Total Assets $2,439,805

LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDER'S EQUITY

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable $45,000

Interest Payable $6,950

Income Tax Payable $25,000

Total Current Liabilities $76,950

Long-Term Liabilities

Notes Payable $200,000

Bonds Payable $1,000,000

Less: Discount on Bonds Payable $(23,900)

Long-Term Liabilities Net $1,176,100

Total Liabilities $1,253,050

Stockholder's Equity

Common Stock, $.50 par value, 1,000,000 authorized; $105,000

210,000 shares issued and outstanding

APIC: Common Stock $685,000

Preferred Stock, $100 par value, 4,000 authorized, issued, $400,000

and outstanding

APIC: Preferred Stock $15,500

APIC: T-Stock $15,000

Less: Treasury Stock $(85,000)

Retained Earnings $51,255

Total Stockholder's Equity $1,186,755

Total Liabilities and Stockholder's Equity $2,439,805

additional information

1. Common stock dividends paid: $50,000

2. Preferred Dividends: $28,125

3. Mortgage payable of $400,000 paid off using portions of sale of bonds

4. $1,000,000 bonds payable issued at 97.6

5. 10,000 shares common stock par value $.50 sold at $9 per share issued in exchange for land

6. 10,000 treasury stock reissued at $10 per share

7. Purchased more Land, $50,000 cash $200,000 long term note payable

Please help me if you have time. i have most of my project done, I just don't know what is correct and would like something to check my work

Income Statement

For Month Ended January 31, 2013

Sales $130,500

Less: Sales Discount $800

Sales Returns and Allowances $2,000 $2,800

Net Sales $127,700

Cost of Goods Sold $76,000

Gross Profit $51,700

Operating Expenses

Selling Expenses

Depreciation Expense: Store Equipment $1,500

Supplies Expense $1,000

Salaries Expense: Sales Force $8,000

Payroll Tax Expense: Sales Force $720

Utilities Expense: Store $1,100

Repairs Expense: Store $800

Total Selling Expenses $13,320

General and Administrative Expenses

Depreciation Expense: Building $1,250

Depreciation Expense: Office Equipment $5,000

Salaries Expense: Office $12,000

Payroll Tax Expense: Office $1,080

Insurance Expense $400

Repairs Expense: Office $2,500

Utilities Expense: Office $1,500

Amortization Expense: Patents $1,400

Delivery Expense $1,000

Total General and Administrative Expenses $26,130

Total Operating Expenses $39,450

Non-Operating Expenses

Interest Expenses $8,050

Total Non-Operating Expenses $8,050

Other Income

Interest Revenue $180

Total Other Income $180

Net Income $4,380

Balance sheet

ASSETS

Current Assets

Cash $642,375

Accounts Receivable $10,000

Interest Receivable $180

Note Receivable $30,000

Merchandise Inventory $113,500

Store Supplies $7,000

Office Supplies $1,800

Prepaid Insurance $5,600

Total Current Assets $810,455

Property, Plant, and Equipment

Land $468,500

Building $800,000

Office Equipment $180,000

Store Equipment $200,000

Less: Accumulated Depreciation: Building $(91,250)

Accumulated Depreciation: Office Equipment $(35,000)

Accumulated Depreciation: Store Equipment $(31,500)

Property, Plant, and Equipment Net $1,490,750

Intangible Assets

Patents $138,600

Total Intangible Assets $138,600

Total Assets $2,439,805

LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDER'S EQUITY

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable $45,000

Interest Payable $6,950

Income Tax Payable $25,000

Total Current Liabilities $76,950

Long-Term Liabilities

Notes Payable $200,000

Bonds Payable $1,000,000

Less: Discount on Bonds Payable $(23,900)

Long-Term Liabilities Net $1,176,100

Total Liabilities $1,253,050

Stockholder's Equity

Common Stock, $.50 par value, 1,000,000 authorized; $105,000

210,000 shares issued and outstanding

APIC: Common Stock $685,000

Preferred Stock, $100 par value, 4,000 authorized, issued, $400,000

and outstanding

APIC: Preferred Stock $15,500

APIC: T-Stock $15,000

Less: Treasury Stock $(85,000)

Retained Earnings $51,255

Total Stockholder's Equity $1,186,755

Total Liabilities and Stockholder's Equity $2,439,805

additional information

1. Common stock dividends paid: $50,000

2. Preferred Dividends: $28,125

3. Mortgage payable of $400,000 paid off using portions of sale of bonds

4. $1,000,000 bonds payable issued at 97.6

5. 10,000 shares common stock par value $.50 sold at $9 per share issued in exchange for land

6. 10,000 treasury stock reissued at $10 per share

7. Purchased more Land, $50,000 cash $200,000 long term note payable

Dec 31 there were 100,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value. On Jan 2 the stock splits 2 for 1 and now there is 200,000 shares common stock, $.50 par value. I know the total is still $100,000 but my problem is how to account for it on the statement of stockholders' equity. None of the examples I've seen involve any kind of stock split.

A corporation has 1,000,000 shares of $1 par value common stock authorized, and 100,000 shares outstanding. It also has 9% cumulative preferred stock with $100 par value; there are 2,500 of preferred stock authorized, issued and outstanding.

Jan 1 common stock splits 2 for 1

Jan 7 issued 10,000 new shares of common stock

Jan 16 Board declares first dividends ever paid on the company's common stock. The preferred stockholders have one year of dividends in arrears plus one quarter of the required current year dividend. The common stock dividend was $.25 per share. What are the common and preferred stock dividends?

I came up with Preferred dividends: $28,125 Common dividends: $27,500 but I think both were marked wrong on my project. Any help is appreciated

A corporation has 1,000,000 shares of $1 par value common stock authorized, and 100,000 shares outstanding. It also has 9% cumulative preferred stock with $100 par value; there are 2,500 of preferred stock authorized, issued and outstanding.

Jan 1 common stock splits 2 for 1

Jan 16 Board declares first dividends ever paid on the company's common stock. The preferred stockholders have one year of dividends in arrears plus one quarter of the required current year dividend. The common stock dividend was $.25 per share. What are the common and preferred stock dividends?

I came up with Preferred dividends: $28,125 Common dividends: $27,500 but I know they're wrong.

I'm working on statement of cash flows and can't figure out if I put the mortgage payable in there. Dec 31 Mortgage payable was $400,000. During the month of Jan it was paid off using a portion of money received from selling common stock (so no more mortgage payable). How and where would i put this on a statement of cash flows. Aren't payables operating activities?

The totals of my Liabilities and stockholders equity is unbalanced to the total assets by the exact amount of my net income. I don't believe net income is on the balance sheet is it? Where did I go wrong???

The totals of my Liabilities and stockholders equity is unbalanced to the total assets by the exact amount of my net income. I don't believe net income is on the balance sheet is it? Where did I go wrong???

I need to figure out where it goes on the income statement.

Please help me prepare the income statement. This is for the end of January

Sales Revenue 130500

Sales Discount 800

Sales Return and Allowances 2000

Cost of Goods sold 76000

Depreciation Expense store equipment 1500

Depreciation Expense Building 1250

Depreciation Expense Office Equipment 5000

Supplies Expense 1000

Sales Salary Expense 8000

Office Salary Expense 12000

Payroll Tax Expense Sales 720

Payroll Tax Expense Office1080

Utilities Expense Store 1100

Utilities Expense Office 1500

Repairs Expense Store 800

Repairs Expense Office 2500

Amortization Expense Patent 1400

Insurance Expense 400

Delivery Expense 1000

Interest Expense 8050

Interest Revenue 180

Any help would be much appreciated.

Please help me prepare the income statement. This is for the end of January

Sales Revenue 130500

Sales Discount 800

Sales Return and Allowances 2000

Cost of Goods sold 76000

Depreciation Expense store equipment 1500

Depreciation Expense Building 1250

Depreciation Expense Office Equipment 5000

Supplies Expense 1000

Sales Salary Expense 8000

Office Salary Expense 12000

Payroll Tax Expense Sales 720

Payroll Tax Expense Office1080

Utilities Expense Store 1100

Utilities Expense Office 1500

Repairs Expense Store 800

Repairs Expense Office 2500

Amortization Expense Patent 1400

Insurance Expense 400

Delivery Expense 1000

Interest Expense 8050

Interest Revenue 180

Any help would be much appreciated.

Describe an example of a new product or service that it is targeted at the college student market. Using the concept testing, describe how you would conduct a concept test for this product or service.

Identify the factors that determine how fast innovations diffuse and provide specific examples

True or False??? Please help