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16. Larry the Lawyer is going to represent Bart’s Brewskies in an upcoming litigation. Bart is being sued for representing his brewskies as being non-alcoholic, when in fact, they were 80-proof. Larry has asked Bart for a retainer of $1,000 before he’ll even meet with Bart. Assuming the accrual basis of accounting is in play, that $1,000 is considered (for Larry):
17. Jim’s Jeans is being sued by a former employee for $100,000. The employee is claiming age discrimination. She is twenty-four and was terminated when Jim decided that he wanted all employees to be over the age of sixty-five. Jim’s attorney has told him that the employee has a strong case and will probably win. How does this impact Jim’s accounting records?
20. Larry, who uses the accrual basis of accounting, hired an extra driver to help him make deliveries in December. The extra driver only works from December 1st through the 31st . Larry pays the driver on January 5th, but the expense is shown on the December income statement. Why?