Question Completion:
Prepare an Income Statement for the month of June.
Answer:
Windsor, Inc.
Income Statement for the month ended June 30, 2017:
Service Revenue $7,730
Supplies expense 1,100
Maintenance and
repairs expense 700
Advertising expense 400
Utilities expense 200
Salaries and
wages expense 1,630 $4,030
Net Income $3,700
Explanation:
Windsor, Inc. Income Statement is where the revenues and expenses are summarized in order to arrive at the net income or profit of the business. Temporary accounts are closed to the income statement. These are accounts that are periodic in nature. They are not permanent accounts, which are transferred to the next period. The only element of the income statement that is taken to the balance sheet is the net income or loss.
Answer:
a. derives its value from the rights and privileges it provides the owner.
Explanation:
The intangible asset are those assets that cannot be touched or seen that means it does not have any physical substance
In this, the amortization expenses are recognized.
The intangible assets consist of patents, copyrights, goodwill, and other intellectual proprieties.
Moreover, it is categorized on the asset side of the balance sheet
and the operating cycle contains only days inventory outstanding + days sale outstanding so the intangible asset does not relevant.
Answer: D - Budget Estimate Submission (BES)
Explanation: Budget Estimate Submission (BES) is a proposal prepared for all available resources including funding, force structure and personnel strength over a five year period. The proposal is then submitted to the office of the secretary of defense for the inclusion in the department of defense Budget.
After which a Budget review is conducted by the Secretary of Defense with OMB participation, to review department/agency estimates of program costs. This budget takes care of:
1) Program Pricing
2) Program Executability
Answer:
Explanation:
Estimate quantities and resources correctly to.
Answer:
It is difficult to estimate the marginal social benefits of supplying a public good.
Explanation:
A public good will always be beneficial to the society. However, the exact <u>social benefits</u> it brings cannot be exactly (quantitatively) measured. The costs behind the creation of such a good can be measured (e.g. How much of funding is needed to build a hospital in a village?).
On the other hand, the marginal social benefit for each unit of resources invested cannot be identified (e.g. How many people would benefit for a million dollars invested?).
