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3. Quincy Corp., about to be liquidated, has the following amounts for its asset

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Question

3. Quincy Corp., about to be liquidated, has the following amounts for its assets and liabilities: Current Assets = book value $200,000; net realizable value $100,000 Land = book value $70,000; net realizable value $140,000 Building = book value $500,000; net realizable value $350,000 Equipment = book value $300,000; net realizable value $160,000 Accounts Payable = book value $240,000 Income Taxes Payable = book value $60,000 Mortgage Payable = book value $510,000 Note Payable = book value $80,000 How much should the mortgage holder expect to collect from the liquidation?

MULTIPLE CHOICE

A. $474,000

B. $510,000

C. $450,000

D. $480,000

Explanation / Answer

Mortgage payable

Book Value

Fair value

Mortgage payable

510000

510000

Less:

Land

70000

140000

Building

500000

350000

Balance payable

20000

Notes Payable

Equipment

300000

160000

Less: Paid to

Notes Payable

80000

80000

Balance for Mortgage payable

80000

Amount Payable to Mortgage payable

Secured Assets

$4,90,000

Notes Payable

$20,000

Total payable

$5,10,000

Correct option is B. $510,000

Mortgage payable

Book Value

Fair value

Mortgage payable

510000

510000

Less:

Land

70000

140000

Building

500000

350000

Balance payable

20000

Notes Payable

Equipment

300000

160000

Less: Paid to

Notes Payable

80000

80000

Balance for Mortgage payable

80000

Amount Payable to Mortgage payable

Secured Assets

$4,90,000

Notes Payable

$20,000

Total payable

$5,10,000

Correct option is B. $510,000

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