Answer:
a. $265,336
Explanation:
we are told to calculate which amount will make both payments equal:
- payment 1 = $1,000,000 in 5 years
- payment 2 = $500,000 now + ? in 5 years
in order to be able to compare them, we must determine the value of the $500,000 paid now in 5 years:
future value = present value x (1 + interest rate)ⁿ
future value = $500,000 x (1 + 0.08)⁵ = $734,664
$1,000,000 = $734,664 + ?
? = $1,000,000 - $734,664 = $265,336
Answer:
Dr Machinery $4500
Cr Cash $4500
Explanation:
The reason is that the Internation Accounting Standard IAS 16 Property, Plant & Equipment says that the company must capitalized all those costs that are necessary to make the asset ready to use which means that the cost of training which is $500 and purchasing cost which is $4000 must be capitalized as part of the asset.
So the entry would be:
Dr Machinery $4500
Cr Cash $4500
Answer: $18,460
Explanation:
Amounts that will go towards the cash account at the end of the year include all actual cash, undeposited checks, bank balances and short term investments.
The Total amount of cash to report will therefore be;
= Currency located at the company + Short-term investments that mature within three months + Balance in savings account + Checks received from customers but not yet deposited + Coins located at the company + Balance in checking account
= 1,050+ 1,950 + 8,500 + 650 + 110 + 6,200
= $18,460
Answer
The correct answer is C. 362
Explanation
The formular for calculating the number of shares will follow the below step
Number of Xyz share for Nick=Total dividend paid per year/the dividend on a single share
Total divident paid=$1567.46
Divived on a single share=$4.33
Total number of shares=$1567.46/$4.33=362 shares
Answer:
Tenancy in common
Explanation:
This tenant could use a legal agreement known as Tenancy in common. This agreement is established between two people who are co-tenants of a residence, but while one person is interested in purchasing insurance to protect themselves from potential liability, the other tenant is not willing to purchase insurance. In this case, Tenancy in common, allows only one of the tenants to have support with the right of survivorship and in case that tenant dies, the right will not pass to the other tenant.