How does the automated system improve the efficiency and timeliness of financial statements

Regional Products, Inc. agrees to sell to Quantity Dealers Corporation a certain amount of goods. The contract does not specify

Rashid [163]

Answer:

Regional Products

Explanation:

According to the UCC where place of delivery is not specified in a transaction, the place of delivery of the goods will be at the seller's place of business.

This will help with inspection, where the buyer has an opportunity to inspect the goods and either accept or reject before transportation cost is incurred.

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3 years ago

Harmony is defined as the simultaneous combination of –, which results in intervals and –

HACTEHA [7]

Harmony is defined as the simultaneous combination of notes, which results in ensuing relationships of intervals and chords. Harmony usually produces a pleasing sound to the ears, because of the combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes. With the good relationship of intervals and chords, a musician can simply produce a harmonic sound.

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3 years ago

Andrew is a 16-year-old who doesn't participate in any sports or clubs in school, and does not attend social events or have a gi

strojnjashka [21]

Andrew would considered rejected.
He is rejected by everyone in his society in school - he has no friends, no girlfriend, and it is all because of his really bad qualities. I don't think he would be considered outcast because outcasts don't have such bad qualities - it is just that someone decided to cast them out for no apparent reason.

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3 years ago

Do non-profit businesses such as the Red Cross need to be involved in Financial Management?

alexdok [17]

Yes it would soo the answer s true

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3 years ago

Exercise 23-4 Turney Company produces and sells automobile batteries, the heavy-duty HD-240. The 2017 sales forecast is as follo

mrs_skeptik [129]

Answer:

$\left[\begin{array}{cccccc}&Q1&Q2&Q3&Q4&Total\\$Sales&5,100&7,100&8,100&10,100&30,400\\$Ending Inventory&2,840&3,240&4,040&2,550&-\\$Producction Needs&7,940&10,340&12,140&12,650&43,070\\$Beginning&(2,040)&(2,840)&(3,240)&(4,040)&-\\$Punits to be produced&5,900&7,500&8,900&8,610&30,910\\\end{array}\right]$

Explanation:

$\left[\begin{array}{cccccc}&Q1&Q2&Q3&Q4&Total\\$Sales&5,100&7,100&8,100&10,100&30,400\\$Ending Inventory&2,840&3,240&4,040&2,550&-\\$Producction Needs&7,940&10,340&12,140&12,650&43,070\\$Beginning&(2,040)&(2,840)&(3,240)&(4,040)&-\\$Punits to be produced&5,900&7,500&8,900&8,610&30,910\\\end{array}\right]$

ending inventory

Q1 = q2 sales x 40% = 7,100 x 40% = 2,840

Q2 = q3 sales x 40% = 8,100 x 40% = 3,240

Q3 = q4 sales x 40% = 10,100 x 40% = 4,040

Q4 = q1 next year x 40%

next year will be 25% than q1 of current year

Q4 = Q1 sales x 1.25 x 40% = 2,550

beginning of Q1 is a given 2,040. Then:

ending of Q1 = beginning of Q2 (when a quarter ends, another begins)

ending of Q2 = beginning of Q3

ending of Q3 = beginning of Q4

The sales plus the desired ending inventory will be all the units needed for the period.

Our beginning inventory subtract out productions needs, as those units are already in stock, we don't need to produce them.

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2 years ago