Answer:
c. $1,424.09.
Explanation:
present value = CF1 / 1.058 + CF2 / 1.058² + CF3 / 1.058³ + CF4 / 1.058⁴
$6,423.71 = $1,665 / 1.058 + $1,845 / 1.058² + CF3 / 1.058³ + $2,505 / 1.058⁴
$6,423.71 = $1,573.72 + $1,648.26 + CF3 / 1.058³ + $1,99.24
$1,202.49 = CF3 / 1.058³
$1,202.49 = CF3 / 1.18429
CF3 = $1,202.49 x 1.18429 = $1,424.09
Oct 13........................No Journal Entry Required
Oct 17. Cash..........................................DR $107
To Accounts Receivable........................................ $107
(Being cash received by Accounts Receivable)
Oct 22. Inventory....................................DR $1145
To Accounts Payables.......................................... $1145
(Being Purchases made of Chairs and Oil Supplies)
Oct Accounts Payable...........................DR $1145
To Cash............................................................ $1145
(Being Cash paid for purchases made)
Answer:
a. $14,200
Explanation:
The computation of the bad debt expense is shown below:
Balance in Allowance for doubtful Accounts = Opening Balance in Allowance for Doubtful Account - Accounts Wrote Off + Bad debts recovered
= $20,000 - $11,400 + $4,200
= $9,800
And, Closing Balance is
= $480,000 × 5%
= $24,000
So, the bad debt expense is
= $24,000 - $9,800
= $14,200
We simply applied the above calculations
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