Answer:
C. managing broker over Agent Smith
Explanation:
a managing broker is someone is held liable over the actions of another broker office or agency that act on the managing broker's behalf. Thse office or agnecy are allowed to act without direct order from the managing broker, but managing broker will be the one that receive all the consequences.
All the profit that is made by managed entity (in this context agent smith) will have to goes to managing broker first and the managing broker will share the profit on a private term with Agent Smith.
In return, the managing broker will have to ensure that all of the agents that he/she has under disposal have to follow the compliance rule that is made by the government. He will manage the licence and annual tests of the agents in order to ensure consumer safety.
Answer:
Explanation:
Cash flow statement should include items that are either received or paid for in cash. In the given case, the following items have been incorrectly reported
Issuance of Note for Truck is a non-cash transaction as well as Purchase of Truck with a Note. There is no cash involved with either transaction. Depreciation is listed in the sources of cash however depreciation is a non-cash operating expense and should not be included. The organization of the statement of cash flows presented in the question is not correct as well. Once organized in the correct manner and adjusted for the depreciation correctly the result is net increase in cash at 119,000 not 109,000. This shows that the Cash flow from operating activities provides a net income of -33,000 which is a loss
The gap of $1370 represents the amount of goods not yet delivered to the company. When a company purchases inventory, on the basis of the accrual principle in accounting, transactions are recorded as they occur even if the actual possession will take place eventually. In this case, the overall amount of merchandise bought is recorded in the company's books. After a physical count, we'll find out that the shrinkage represents stock that is yet to be delivered.
