<em><u>Loan L</u></em> would be best for Craig that has a nominal rate of 8.254% that is compounded daily a sit gives an<u> effective rate of interest</u> as 117.95.
The formula for <u>computing compounded rate</u> of interest is given as follows:
The effective rate of interest for loan L as per the above formula would be:
The effective rate for loan M would be:
The effective rate for loan N would be:
The effective rate for loan O would be:
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Answer:
A. Patent = 28000 / 7 years = 4000
B. Goodwill = Indefinite life, so amortization is zero
C. Leasehold improvements = Construction is done on 31 December hence no depreciation for the current year
D. Ordinary repairs and maintenance = Revenue expenditure, so no depreciation
E. Machine A = Already recorded depreciation So no additional depredation as it is sold
F. Machine B (31000 - 7000) / 15 year = 1600
Answer:
c. $600 interest expense and zero cash outflow from operating activities.
Explanation:
The computation of the interest expense is shown below:
= Borrowed amount × rate of interest × number of months ÷ total number of months in a year
= $36,000 × 5% × 4 months ÷ 12 months
= $600
This four months are calculated from September 1 to December 31
In the income statement, the interest expense is recorded for $600 but in the operating activity there is no effect
In this scenario with the boat the person that would prevail is the man that bought the boat.
<h3>The reason why the man would prevail</h3>
This is due to the fact that the people that sold him the boat should have made sure that they were not selling a defective item.
The accident was not the fault of the man. The defect should have been well detected and dealt with before the sale of the boat.
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Answer: $1040
Explanation:
You would debit the accounts receivable for the entire amount of the sale.
then you would credit the sales account for the sales amount (minus the sales tax amount)
the add a credit to the sales tax liability account for the amount of sales taxes