A bank service fee of $10 would be included on the bank reconciliation as on the last day of the bank statement
<h2>What exactly does a bank reconciliation include?</h2>
Starting with the bank's ending cash balance, adding any deposits that are currently being made up of the company to the bank, subtracting any checks that haven't yet been cleared by the bank, then either adding or subtracting any other items completes the basic process flow for a bank reconciliation.
<h3>A bank reconciliation is what?</h3>
At the conclusion of every month, a business should perform a bank reconciliation, which is that the process of confirming the correctness of both the bank statement and the cash accounts.
The most frequent reasons why the ending bank balance and ending book balance of cash differ.
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Answer:
May 1 2022 Cash 435540 Dr
Notes Receivable 408000 Cr
Interest Revenue 12240 Cr
Interest Receivable 15300 Cr
Explanation:
The interest revenue for 5 months was already recorded on 31 december against an interest receivable account that has a balance of 5 months of interest due.
The interest on note for 9 month period is = 408000 * 0.09 * 9/12 = $27540
The 5 month interest recorded on 31 december is 408000 * 0.09 * 5/12 = 15300
Thus, the interest revenue to be recorded on May 1 will be 4 months interest that is 27540 - 15300 = 12240
Answer: C. $250
Explanation: fixed cost are cost which do not change even when other factors Change. Example of fixed cost is ‘rent’ even if the employees increase up to a 100 this variable won't affect the cost of rent which is $250. Unlike salary that increases with an increase in workers.
Labour cost per day of hiring two workers = $80 x 2 = $160
Total cost per day when three
workers are hires. This includes both the fixed cost and labour cost
Total Cost = fixed cost + labor cost
= $250 + $80 x 3
= $490.
Answer: C. Decreasing returns to scale
Explanation: Economic of scale refer to a situation where as the level of output increases, the average cost will decrease. In the case of constant return to scale here the average cost will not change as the output increases.
In this question the firm is operating in the negative sloped portion of the long-run average total cost curve, which shows that it has a "Decreasing returns to scale " .
