<span>Gross earnings $3,200
Salaries subject to FICA:
6.2% OASDI 2,500
1.45% Medicare 3,000
Salaries subject to unemployment:
0.8% FUTA 2,000
2.0% SUTA 2,000
Other deductions include:
Federal income tax 500
State income tax 300
The gross pay is :
</span><span>B) $1,942.40</span>
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Answer:
A) investing activities
Explanation:
The cash flow statement includes three sections which are Operating Activities, Investing Activities and Financing Activities. This means that non-cash operating activities is not a section in the cash flow statement.
In the section, operating activities is where the decrease or increase in the current assets and current liabilities is mentioned. Therefore, this sections does not state the long term assets affects. Financing activities refers to those funds that are affected by the change in non-current liabilities (such as bank loans) and capital.
Investing activities is the part in the cash flow statement where the impact of non-current assets (long term assets) are referred out such as acquisition and/or selling of properties, plant and equipment. Therefore, part A) investing activities is the correct answer.
Answer:
Assets= Liabilities + Owner's Equity
Part B: No, all companies do not have the same accounts. The accounts depend on the types of business they are doing. For example a tailoring company would own tailoring machines. A washing company would own washing machines etc. However the accounting equation remains the same. Assets= Liabilities + Owner;s Equity. The assets accounts are included in assets and liabilities and Owner's Equity accounts are inluded in liabilities and owner's equity section.
Explanation:
Holt Food Supplies, Incorporated (HFSI)
Assets
Cash
Supplies
Trucks
Computers
Office Furniture
Land
Building
Liabilities
<em>Short term Liabilities </em>
Accounts Payable
Utilities Payable
<em>Long Term Liabilities </em>
Notes Payable
<em>Stockholder's Equity</em>
Dividends
Common Stock
Retained Earnings(+ Net profit )*
Rent Revenue
Service Revenue
Operating Expenses
utilities Expense
salaries expense
supplies expense
interest expense
The above accounts are included in the balance sheet which is given by the equation
Assets= Liabilities + Retained Earnings
The net profit is calculated from the income statement in which the revenues are added and expenses are subtracted from them to get the net profit. That profit is added to the retained earnings of the balance sheet.
Net Profit = Revenue - Expenses
