Answer:
$39,720
Explanation:
Total fixed costs that represent current cash flows = $35,760 - $4,100
Total fixed costs that represent current cash flows = $31,660
Variable costs = 2,600 units * $3.10
Variable costs = $8,060
The cash disbursements for selling and administrative expenses on the March selling and administrative expense budget will be
= $31,660 + $8,060
= $39,720
Answer and Explanation:
The computation of the balance outstanding at the end of the month 2 is shown below:
Month Due balance Interest Monthly Balance Oustanding
payment Reduction Balance
1 $7,000 $210 $700 $490 $6,510
($7,000 × 3%) ($700 - $210) ($7,000 - $490)
2 $6,510 $195.30 $700 $504.70 $6,005.30
($6,510 × 3%) ($700 - $195.30) ($6,510 - $504.70)
Answer:
No entry required
However, the balance sheet must be adjusted to represent both, the 4,000,000 inventory and the 4,000,000 accounts payable
Explanation:
As the account involved:
Inventory and accounts payable are permanent account do not alter the net income for the year ended December 31th 2020.
Also as no cash is involve the cash statement is not affected too.
This delay on recording generate no problem for the accounting.
Answer:
a.
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Nov. 14 Note Receivable $4,800
Accounts Receivable $4,800
b.
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Dec, 14 Interest Receivable $56.40
Interest revenue $56.40
<u>Working </u>
= 4,800 * 9% * 47 days / 360
= $56.40
47 days is number of days from Nov. 14 to December 31.
c.
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Feb. 12 Cash $4,908
Interest receivable $56.40
Interest revenue $51.60
Notes Receivable $4,800
<u>Working:</u>
Cash = 4,800 + (4,800 * 90/360 * 9%)
= $4,908
Interest revenue = Cash - Interest receivable - Notes receivable
= 4,908 - 56.40 - 4,800
= $51.60
