Answer:
Debit finished goods inventory
Credit Work in Process Inventory
Explanation:
The journal entry that is required to transfer the completed products from the production stage to finished goods inventory which is the amount of goods in the inventory that have been produced and as well is available and ready for customer to buy will includes to Debit finished goods inventory and to Credit Work in Process. Inventory
Debit finished goods inventory
Credit Work in Process Inventory
(Being to record finished goods inventory)
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is option B) decrease.
Explanation:
Regressive tax is that of tax which is imposed in such manner that when the income level in the economy increases , the average tax rate would decrease. This type of tax has heavy burden on the low income people as it takes high proportion of their income. So it can be said here that there is an inverse relationship between tax payer's ability to pay ( which can be measured in income , assets or consumption) and the tax rates imposed.
Answer:
Explanation:
Yield rate on unsecured bonds=12%
Yield rate on zero coupon bond=12%
Yield rate on 10% mortgage bonds=12%
Total debt value=10m+25m+20m=55m
Weight of unsecured bonds=10/55=0.182
Weight of zero coupon bonds=25/55=0.455
Weight of 10% mortgage bonds = 20/55= 0.363
Cost of debt=0.182*12+ 0.455*12+0.363*12=12%
Answer:
C. NPV is the discounted present value of a project's expected future accounting net income at the required return, subtracting the initial investment.
Explanation:
NPV means Net Present Value, this is calculated by computing the present value of cash returns and not the accounting income, as accounting income takes in account non cash items also, although while computing returns the non cash transactions are not considered.
Therefore the chosen statement which states about accounting income less initial investment is false as even in case the project requires additional mid term investment then that is also considered.
Thus, false statement is
Statement C
