Expanding on the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), the act was designed to protect consumers from unfair practices on the part of credit card issuers. It aims to eliminate or lower certain credit card charges, minimize manipulation of younger customers, and provide greater disclosure of fees to all users.
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Explanation:
The excel was created. The User has to enter the year that the vehicle was purchased and it will automatically calculate the resale value of the vehicle where it says "Resale Value in 2020: ". The excel sheet and proof of output is attached below.
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Answer:
$123,700
Explanation:
Calculation for the amount of the common fixed expense not traceable to the individual divisions
Using this formula
Common fixed expense not traceable= Total segment margin - Net operating income
Where,
Total segment margin =($86,100 +$50,300)
Net operating income=$12,700
Let plug in the formula
Common fixed expense not traceable= (86,100+50,300) - 12,700
Common fixed expense not traceable= 136,400 - 12,700
Common fixed expense not traceable
= 123,700
Therefore the amount of the common fixed expense not traceable to the individual divisions will be $123,700
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Pyle Garage
Bank Reconciliation statement
March 31,
Unadjusted Bank balance
$14,107
March 31,
Add: Deposit in transit
$3,601
Less: Outstanding checks #1,469
($1,557)
Outstanding checks #1,470
($803)
True cash balance March 31, 2018
$15,348
Unadjusted Book balance, March 31
$13,036
Add: Credit memo for collection of
$3,110
Accounts receivables
Less: Error in recording check #1,468
[$890 - $165]
($725)
Debit memo for service charges
($73)
True cash balance March 31,
$15,348
B. Account titles
Cash Dr $3,110
Accounts receivables Cr. $3,110
Equipment Dr $725
Cash. Cr. $725
Bank service charge expense Dr $73
Cash. Cr. $73