Matthew Company issues 4,000 ordinary shares to its external lawyers for services related to the successful completion of a lawsuit that Matthew Company is currently defending. The lawyers spent 250 hours working on the case. On the basis of recent invoices from the lawyers, Matthew Company determines the fair value of the services received to be P1,400 per hour. The quoted price of the shares was P58. The amount to be reported as expense in relation to legal services received is.
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Matthew Company issues 4,000 ordinary shares to its external lawyers for services related to
the successful completion of a lawsuit that Matthew Company is currently defending. The
lawyers spent 250 hours working on the case. On the basis of recent invoices from the
lawyers, Matthew Company determines the fair value of the services received to be P1,400
per hour. The quoted price of the shares was P58.
The amount to be reported as expense in relation to legal services received is.
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- a. Matthew Company issues 4,000 ordinary shares to its external lawyers for services related to the successful completion of a lawsuit that Matthew Company is currently defending. The lawyers spent 250 hours working on the case. On the basis of recent invoices from the lawyers, Matthew Company determines the fair value of the services received to be P1,400 per hour. The quoted price of the shares was P58. The amount to be reported as expense in relation to legal services received is. b. Mark Company hired Luke, an external consultant, to assess its oil reserves. The service was provided over a five-month period and will be settled by Mark Company issuing 100 of its shares to Luke to the value of P40,000 at issuance. Mark Company estimated the cash fair value of the service at 38,000, based on bids from other consultants. Luke, the consultant was considered an employee for tax purposes. The amount reported as expense in relation to the consultancy service isABC was formed by an investor who exchanged 1,000,000 for 100,000 shares of stock on August 1. ABC prepaid 18 months of rent by paying $96,000. ABC hired 3 employees and agreed to pay each $100,000/year. ABC agreed to pay at the end of each month; after the services are performed. ABC withholds 20% for federal tax; 5% for state tax; and 7.65% for FICA. ABC sold services over the year for $1,200,000 on account. They warranty their work for 1 year. ABC estimated 1% for bad debts using the percent of sales method. ABC estimated $100,000 in warranty work, but only paid out $20,000 (as cash back) in warranties through the end of the year. ABC received $400,000 in cash against the receivable by year-end. On 8/15 ABC purchased equipment signing a note for $400,000. ABC depreciated the equipment by $60,000 for book purposes and $50,000 for tax purposes. ABC accrued $6,000 in interest expense. On 8/1 ABC invested $200,000 into muni-bonds. The bonds paid $9,000 in interest. ABC driver got a…A lawsuit has been filed against North Shore Company. As year-end, the company’s attorney believes that there is an 60% likelihood that the company will be found liable. The attorney believes that the estimated range of the liability is between $150,000 and $300,000 and that all amounts within the range are equally likely. Unrelated to this lawsuit, the company has settled an insurance claim before year-end in the amount of $72000. The company will receive the money subsequent to year-end. What would be the amount, if any, that North Shore would record on the balance sheet related to the lawsuit under IFRS and US GAAP? What amount, if any, would North Shore record related to the insurance settlement under IFRS and US GAAP?
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