Answer:
b. A debit to Merchandise Inventory of $21,800, a credit to Accounts Payable of $21,800
Explanation:
Parker Company uses the perpetual inventory system. It bought merchandise on account from Beige Inc, invoice no. 342, $20,000; terms 1/15, n/30; dated June 25; FOB San Francisco, freight prepaid and added to the invoice, $1,800 (total $21,800).
The following journal entries records this purchase transaction: A debit to Merchandise Inventory of $21,800, a credit to Accounts Payable of $21,800
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Answer: D) Tax Court
Explanation:
Tax court of United States is court that is made for hearing tax-related issue and problem and then judgment is made on the disputes.According to the question, Rowanda should appeal to U.S. tax court for her tax disputer with IRS so that appropriate decision can be made in legal way.
Other options are incorrect because the United state's court of Appeals, federal claim and district are not the place where tax related disputes are legally handled and heard.Thus, the correct option is option(D).
Answer:
$6,021
Explanation:
The computation of the company's total liabilities is shown below:-
Current Assets = Total Assets - Fixed Assets
= $8,510 - $6,025
= $2,485
Current Liabilities = Current Assets - Net Working Capital
= $2,485 - $1,005
= $1,480
Total Liabilities = Long-Term Debt + Current Liabilities
= $4,541 + $1,480
= $6,021
The expected increase in revenues is $2,20,000
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The expected increase in costs is $1,40,000.
The Selling price per unit for the new 10,000 units order is $22. So, increase in revenues is to the extent of (10,000 × $22).
The question assumes excess capacity, hence fixed expenses will remain the same. The increase in Variable costs to the extent of (10,000 × $14) will contribute to an increase in costs.
