A ____ is a source of revenue flowing into the firm.

Prior to liquidating their partnership, Joyce and Xi had capital accounts of $50,000 and $105,000, respectively. Prior to liquid

Iteru [2.4K]

Answer:

Joyce cash distribution = $262500

Explanation:

given data

Joyce capital = $50,000

Xi capital = $105,000

liabilities = $10,000

assets sold = $190,000

to find out

we consider Determine the amount received by Joyce as a final distribution from liquidation of the partnership

solution

we carrying value of non-cash asset prior to liquidation is

value of non-cash asset prior to liquidation = $50,0000 + $105,000 + $10,000

value of non-cash asset prior to liquidation = $615000

so Profit on Liquidation is = value of non-cash asset prior to liquidation - Sale of Asset

Profit on Liquidation is = $615000 - $190,000

Profit on Liquidation is = $ 425000

and here since

Joyce and Xi share income and losses equally

so Joyce share of profit will be

Joyce share of profit = 50% × $ 425000

Joyce share of profit = $212500

and

so Joyce cash distribution will be

Joyce cash distribution = Joyce share of profit + Joyce capital

Joyce cash distribution = $212500 + $50,000

Joyce cash distribution = $262500

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3 years ago

A pharmaceutical company with headquarters in India sells fluconazole, the generic version of Pfizer's anti-fungal drug Diflucan

amid [387]

Answer:

Pricing strategy to stay competitive

Explanation:

Pricing strategy is the process by which a company sets prices of goods and services offered to a consumer.

In setting up a price strategy the management.of a business need to put into consideration the competitive reaction, pricing position, pricing segment, and pricing capability.

The generic drugs companies in the US are selling fluconazole for a higher price than pharmaceutical company with headquarters in India in the international market.

In order for them to stay competitive they will need to review their price downward or customers will switch to the cheaper option

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2 years ago

Process costing would be most likely used by a A. salsa company. B. soft drink manufacturer. C. cereal company. D. all of the ab

Lana71 [14]

Answer:

All of the above would use process costing.

Explanation:

Process costing can be defined as a method of assigning manufacturing costs whereby the cost of each unit produced is assumed to be the same cost for every unit.

Process costing is most commonly applied when goods are produced in large numbers and when the costs linked to individual units cannot be easily differentiated from each other.

Under process costing, costs rise over a fixed period of time, and are then assigned to all the units produced throughout that period.

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2 years ago

Use the following information for Taco Swell, Inc., (assume the tax rate is 21 percent): 2017 2018 Sales $ 19,049 $ 18,918 Depre

marin [14]

Cash Flow from Assets:

Ending Balance of Assets in 2017...........................................................$77760

Add: Depreciation........................................................................................$2534

Less: Beginning Balance of Assets.........................................................($72884)

CashOut Flow ..................................................................................................$7410

Cash flow to creditors

Ending Balance of Creditors...................................................................$6790

Less: Beginning Balance of Creditors.................................................$6299

Less: Purchases (From Inventory)........................................................$8184

Cash Flow to AP............................................................................................$7693

Purchases from Inventory:

Ending Balance of Inventory....................................................$21912

Add: Cost of Goods Sold................................................................$6781

Less: Beginning Balance of Inventory.....................................($20509)

Purchases......................................................................................$8184

Cash flow to stock holders:

While Preparing Accounting Equation for 2017 as below:

Assets-Liabilities=Eq Shareholders

113632-37233=$76399

While Preparing Accounting Equation for 2018 as below:

Assets-Liabilities=Eq Shareholders

122701-43835=$78866

Net Income for 2018

Sales 18918

Less: Dep (2534)

Less: COGS (6781)

Less:Other Exp (1203)

Less: Interest (1350)

Net Income before tax 7050

Less Tax..............................(1480)

Net Income.....................5569.5

Beginning Balance of Shareholders...................................................$76399

Add: Net income....................................................................................$5569.5

Less: Dividend.........................................................................................($2364)

Less: Ending Balance...........................................................................($78866)

Cash to Shareholders........................................................................$738

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2 years ago

Ridgewood Company had the following ending balances on its financial statements: 2018 2019 2020 Prepaid insurance $1,400 $ 900 $

Radda [10]

Answer:

B $12,300

Explanation:

Note that the movements in the prepaid insurance account balance is as a result of payments and amortization of these expenses as they fall due. While additional payments increases the prepaid insurance balance, amortization reduces it.

Given that the ending balance in the Prepaid insurance account for 2018 is $1,400. This is the opening balance for prepaid insurance in 2019. Given that the insurance expense for 2019 is $12,800 and the ending balance in the Prepaid insurance account for 2019 is $900

Let the amount paid in 2019 be r

Then

$1,400 + r - $12,800 = $900

r = $900 + $12,800 - $1,400

r = $12,300

The right answer is B $12,300

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2 years ago