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Answer:
The correct answer is option D.
Explanation:
An increase in the size of tax is likely to increase the tax revenue when the price elasticity of supply, as well as price elasticity of demand, are both large.
The imposition of tax will cause an increase in the price of the product. If the price elasticity of demand is higher, an increase in the price will lead to a more than proportionate decrease in demand.
At the same time, high price elasticity of supply means that when the tax is imposed the sellers will be able to reduce quantity more easily.
So when less output is produced and demanded the tax revenue will also be lower.
Answer:
$11,977
Explanation:
The difference between the balance of the total checks written and balance of the total checks presented for withdrawal gives the amount outstanding.
As such, amount of outstanding checks at the end of December is the net of the balance of the checks written in November and December and the balance of the checks presented in the same period.
This is
= $43300 + $59239 - $39630 - $50932
= $11,977
Answer:
C. Debit Service Fee Expense for $6
Explanation:
McGregor only uses the services of the Credit Card company for their own activities, therefore, aside from the income of the service provided of $200, the credit card company will charge McGregor for the use of credit card services by the customer.
As such, since it is the decision of the customer to pay with a credit card, then the customer must bear the service fee expense of 3% of the cost of the service which is $6. Hence, Option C is correct. It means aside the $200 for the service, there is a need to debit service fee expense for $6
Option D is wrong because only $200 is service revenue, it has to be clearly stated that the 3% of $6 is different from the service revenue and should be debited as service fee.
If the customer is reluctant to make the payment, then there is an allowance to pay cash instead of using the credit card service.
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