Answer:
<em>Taxable Income</em> is the amount that is used to calculate how much tax you owe.
The best answer would be: traditional economy (specifically, it's definitely neither market economy nor command economy - in those economies the family does not necessarily play a role in the chose of roles).
An example of such strict economic roles is ancient India - and the roles are called castes.
Answer:
C. disposing of long minus lived assets for non cash proceeds
Explanation:
As we know that
Cash flow statement deals with the cash inflow and cash outflow of cash payments which increase or decrease the cash balance.
In another words, the inflow of cash increases the cash balance whereas the outflow of cash is decreases the cash balance
It includes operating activities, investing activities, and the financing activities.
Since all the given options includes the cash transactions except c.
Answer:
Under Cash Basis all transactions for which cash is exchanged whether paid or received is accounted for.
Cash Basis Income Statement
Sales Revenue = $6,650
Customer Deposits = $4,550
Total Revenue = $11,200
Less: Expenses:
Wages = ($700)
Net Income = $10,500
Under Accrual basis, the transactions are recorded as to the period they relate, and it is not necessary to exchange cash for the same.
Accrual Basis Income Statement
Sales Revenue = $12,050
Total Revenue = $12,050
Expenses
Wages = ($700)
Utilities = ($330)
Total Expenses = ($1,030)
Net Income = $11,020
Answer:
See explanation section
Explanation:
Req. A & B
If there is an increase in the net income over the year, the company is in profitability condition. As Omega industries are getting increased net income, it suggests their profitability.
EVM or enterprise value multiplier allows a company to compare the capital structure that the company uses. It is commonly used for valuing a business.
Req. C, D & E
In a financial plan, if the sales increase, it should be because of increasing working capital and fixed assets. We know, additional assets can generate more revenues.
A firm can collect approximately 8% of its annual sales at any given time. It can be found through the following way-
since the days' sales in receivables for 30 days in a year, the percentage of annual sales = (30 ÷ 365) × 100 = 8.22% or 8%
