Answer:
<u>I would rollover.</u>
Explanation:
It is expected an increase in the interest rate in the near future. It is better to <u>wait for the purchase of a long-term note because</u>, once the interest rises, the <u>price of the TS at 9 years will decrease</u> to match the new yield.
While doing a rollover we can make the cash work at 5% and start yielding at 7% in six month. Once the expectation of higher interest rate vanish, I can consider moving to a long Treasury Bill, which most probably will have a lower cost than today.
Answer:
c. Work in Process (Debit) 23,000
Factory Overhead (Credit) 23,000
Explanation:
This would be the journal entry to record the factory overhead applied to production.
Answer:
This entry would be recorded by Young with a credit to <u>cash account</u> in the amount of <u>$1,020</u>.
Explanation:
The complete journal entry for June 29 should be
- Dr Notes Payable account 1000
- Dr Interest Expense account 20
- Cr Cash account 1020
The total interest due = $1,000 x 6% x 4/12 =$20
Notes payable is a liability account and it decreases, so it should be debited.
All expenses are debited.
Cash is an asset account and it decreases, so it should be credited.
