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  • How old is Max?*

    John and Jane have four kids – three boys and a girl – who each like one of the foods – pizza, celery, pasta, hamburgers – and one of the sports – bowling, hockey, basketball, tennis.

    The oldest child likes hockey.

    The youngest child likes celery.

    Tony likes tennis.

    Claudia has an older brother who likes basketball.

    The one who likes pizza isn't the oldest.

    The one who likes pasta likes bowling.

    Sam likes hamburgers.

    Based on the above facts, Max is __.

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  • The Feb 28th bank statement for Leap Tools Inc. reflects a balance of $45,000. Outstanding cheques issued by Leap Tools at this date total $6,000. One deposit was made in the amount of $10,000 and has not cleared the bank by month end. The bank made an error and deducted $3,000 in interest which it should not have. What is Leap Tools’ correct adjusted cash balance at Feb 28?*

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  • One of our consultants, ABC Corp has provided monthly services costing $5,000 every month since January 2023.*

    -ABC Corp always invoice us the first week following the month that the services have been provided.

    -ABC Corp invoices are dated the same day it was sent.

    -We always pay ABC Corp 2 weeks after receiving their invoice.

    -We have not recorded any other transactions for this service, other than recording the invoices received and payment of the invoice.

    -Invoices and payments are recorded in our system based on the invoice date and payment date.


    Consider the following possible statements regarding what was recorded by our Company for the year ending December 31, 2024.

    1. Total expense recorded for the year is $60,000.

    2. Total Liabilities recorded at the end of the year would be $0.

    3. Total Liabilities recorded at the end of the year would be $5,000.

    4. Total Liabilities recorded at the end of the year would be $10,000.

    5. Accrued liabilities GL account recorded at the end of the year would be $5,000.

    6. Accrued liabilities GL account recorded at the end of the year would be $0.

    7. Accounts payable GL account recorded at the end of the year would be $0.

    8. Accounts payable GL account recorded at the end of the year would be $5,000.

    9. Expense total in the prior year was recorded incorrectly.

    10. Total expense recorded for the year is $65,000.

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  • What if anything would you suggest we change regarding recording expenses from ABC Corp?*

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  • Our ERP has an annual subscription cost for $120,000 for the period March 1, 2024 to February 28, 2025. Our company has a December year end. How would you record this invoice when it was initially entered into the system? And how would it be recorded at year end?*

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  • Relating to the above question (question 5) - During preparation for the year end financial close you found an additional invoice received in November 2024 for additional licenses to the ERP costing $1,200 and covering the period July 1, 2024 - February 28, 2025. This invoice was initially recorded to our Software SAAS Expense Account. Would you propose any journal entries to adjust for this new invoice?*

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  • What is your ideal work environment?*

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