Answer:
The company’s inventory be reported on the balance sheet as $3,150.
Explanation:
GAAP and IFRS requires that the inventory of the company should be recorded as Lower cost and Net realizable value of the inventory.
According to given data
Available Inventory = 210 units
Cost of Inventory = 210 units x $20 = $4,200
Net realizable value is the value of the inventory which can be recovered on the immediate sale. the current market value of the inventory is $15.
So,
Net realizable value is = 2,100 units x $15 = $3,150
As the Net realizable value is lower than the cost of the inventory, $3,150 should be reported as inventory on the balance sheet.
Answer:
E. None of the above
Explanation:
The only two accounts that you must add to net income are the amortization and depreciation
In order to reconcile net income to cash from operations the Amortization and Depreciation must be added to Net Income.
Why? because These accounts: Amortization and Depreciation are not cash accounts. This means that the figures in amortization and Depreciation are not actual outflows of cash but just a bookkeeping figure.
Answer:
Total utility is 50
Explanation:
Mathematically;
TU = U1+MU2+MU3+MU4+MU5
TU = Total utility
U1= utility of 1st product of good Y
MU2= Marginal utility of 2nd product of good Y.............
MU5= Marginal utility of 5th product of good Y
Solution:
TUy= 15+15+10+7+3
TUy= 50.
Answer:
2015 FAT= 4,168323393
2016 FAT= 3,87219893
Explanation:
2015 2016
sales plant 34209 38826
propierty 15768 17111
net sales 12580 13392
propierty net 3018 3899
FAT=Net Sales/Average Fixed Assets
2015 FAT=12580/3018
2018 FAT=13392/(3899-3018)
2015 FAT= 4,168323393
2016 FAT= 3,87219893