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At December 31, Y1, ABC had the following balances in the accounts it maintains at D...

At December 31, Y1, ABC had the following balances in the accounts it maintains at D Bank and Z Bank:


Checking account – D Bank: $200,000


Checking account – D Bank: (10,000)


Checking account Z Bank: (5,000)


Money market account with check cashing privileges: 50,000


90-day CD, due 2/28/Y2: 25,000


180-day CD, due 4/15/Y2: 75,000


On its December 31, Y1, balance sheet, what amount should ABC report as cash and cash equivalents?

$335,000

$225,000

$210,000

$265,000

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The correct is A: $ 3,35,000
Explanation
SN Particulars Amount ($)
1 Checking account – D Bank $        2,00,000
2 Checking account – D Bank $          -10,000
3 Checking account - Z Bank $            -5,000
4 Money market account with check cashing privileges $           50,000
5 90-day CD, due 2/28/Y2 $           25,000
6 180-day CD, due 4/15/Y2: 75,000 $           75,000
Cash & Cash equivalent $        3,35,000
Note-cash and cash equivalents of $ 3,35,000 should be reported in balance sheet of Y1 on 31 Dec.
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