Answer:
March 15 Debit Credit
Dividends $22,470,000
Dividends Payable $22,470,000
March 30 No entry
April 13
Dividends Payable $22,470,000
Cash $22,470,000
Explanation:
In order to record American Eagle's declaration and payment of cash dividends for its 214 million shares first we would require to calculate the dividends as follows:
Dividends=214,000,000 shares*$0.105
Dividends=$22,470,000
Therefore, the journal entries would be the following:
March 15 Debit Credit
Dividends $22,470,000
Dividends Payable $22,470,000
March 30 No entry
April 13
Dividends Payable $22,470,000
Cash $22,470,000
<span>Revenues–Expenses–Current Debt = Net Profit or Net Loss
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Answer:
Interest Receivable 6,490 debit
Interest Revenue 6,490 credit
(To record interest revenue from Stellar Enterprises loan)
Explanation:
The banks accounting will reflect the accrued interest as well. From their perpective, the interest are revenue as they are the lender of the loan.
It will recognize the interest revenue from the accounting period
and will declare the interest receivable for the same amount.
<u>From this we can deduct:</u>
the payable from one entity is a receivable for another entry.
the interest expense from one firm will be interest revenue for another.
The term “Global Economy” is a term that refers to all of the economies of the world.
Sometimes this phrase is also used to discuss the international economy, or all economies around the world, and refers to how interdependent different countries economies are on each other.
Answer:
$61,640,000
Explanation:
Earning before tax:
= Net income ÷ 60%
= $148,000,000 ÷ 60%
= $246,666,667
EBIT:
= Earning before tax + Interest expense
= $246,666,667 + $46,000,000
= $292,666,667
EVA:
= EBIT(1 - t) - (Capital employed × cost of capital)
= $292,666,667(1 - 0.4) - ($1,036,000,000 × 11%)
= $175,600,000 - 113,960,000
= $61,640,000
