4. What are the proper classifications of an executor's accounts?

5. Two trustees collect in one year an income of $50,000.00 for a beneficiary, at an expense of $3,100.00. If each trustee receives an equal share, what commission should each receive, and what amount will be paid to the beneficiary, under the New York law? Prepare a complete solution of this problem.

6. Prepare a solution of the following: Four trustees collect and pay out of an estate the sum of $416,000.00, the total debts of the estate being $201,000.00. What commission will each trustee receive?

7. Prepare a statement of the executor's accounts—from the particulars given on Pages 17 and 18—showing the balance due each legatee.

8. What is a realization and liquidation account? How is it made up?

9. What is a statement of affairs? In what respect does it differ from a balance sheet?

10. How does a statement of affairs of a bankrupt differ from that of a going concern?

11. What is the purpose of a deficiency account?

12. Wm. Andrews, finding himself on July 1st unable to meet his obligations, asks you to make up his statement of affairs for submission to his creditors, and a deficiency account for his own information. You find from his books and other sources the following facts regarding his business:

Unsecured creditors$9,000.00
Fully secured creditors2,300.00
Holding securities of the value of $3,000.00
Partly secured creditors35,000.00
Holding securities of the value of $20,000.00
Preferred claims800.00
Bills payable20,000.00
Accounts receivable, home office (good)1,000.00
" " (doubtful) $200.00, estimated to
realize75.00
" " (bad) $300.00
Stock, Home Office, cost $1,500.00, estimated to
realize1,200.00
Stock and accounts receivable, less sundry liabilities,
at branches36,000.00
Of which it is estimated there will be a loss
on realization of stock $6,000.00, of accounts
receivable $9,000.00.
Buildings and equipment at branches, cost $40,000.00,
estimated to realize20,000.00
Office furniture $300.00, estimated to realize200.00
Cash in office4.00
Cash in bank80.00
Bonds held by fully secured creditors3,000.00
Stocks held by partly secured creditors20,000.00