- 4 - Pursuant to Mr. Yates’ direction, Mr. Adams transferred funds from Adena to Fox Trot and recorded the transactions as follows1: Date Amount Adena’s Books Fox Trot’s Books 1993 $1,920,112 Distribution to Mr.Contribution to capital Yates 1993 1,037 Accumulated Contribution to capital Adjustments Account Jan. 1 through 853,557 Loans to Mr. Yates Accounts Payable – Mr. Sept. 1, 1994 Yates Sept. 1 through 415,279 Loans to Mr. Yates Accounts Payable – Mr. Dec. 31, 1994 Yates Jan. 1 through Oct.293,360 Accounts Receivable –Accounts Payable - Yates 15, 1995 Yates Jan. 1 through Oct.543,447 Accumulated Accounts Payable - Yates 15, 1995 Adjustments Account A loan agreement entered in 1994 relating to the mining debt limited Mr. Yates’ dividends from Adena to 90 percent of Adena’s earnings, but did not restrict his ability to borrow from Adena. In response, Mr. Yates directed Mr. Adams to change the posting procedure, beginning on October 1, 1994, so that subsequent transfers of funds from Adena to Fox Trot were posted as either distributions or loans from Adena to Mr. Yates and as either capital contributions or loans from Mr. Yates to Fox Trot. Mr. Adams recorded, in Adena’s books, the 1995 transfers of funds 1From 1993 through Sept. 30, 1994, Mr. Adams initially recorded transfers in the “Due to/from Fox Trot” account of Adena’s books, and the “Due to/from Adena” account in Fox Trot’s books. Mr. Adams, at the end of 1993, reposted the 1993 transfers in Adena’s books as distributions or loans from Adena to Mr. Yates and in Fox Trot’s books as contributions to capital. Similarly, prior to the end of 1994, Mr. Adams posted the 1994 transfers in Adena’s books as loans to Mr. Yates and in Fox Trot’s books as accounts payable to (i.e., loans from) Mr. Yates.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
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