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3 years ago

What is a stigma ?????

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Stigma is a degrading and debasing attitude of the society that discredits a person or a group because of an attribute (such as an illness, deformity, color, nationality, religion etc). The resulting coping behavior of affected person results in internalized stigma. This perceived or internalized stigma by the discredited person is equally destructive whether or not actual discrimination occurs. Stigma destroys a person’s dignity; marginalizes affected individuals; violates basic human rights; markedly diminishes the chances of a stigmatized person of achieving full potential; and seriously hampers pursuit of happiness and contentment.

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Answer:

The necessary entries would be:

Dr Accounts receivable $11,000

Cr Sales revenue $10,000

Cr Deferred revenue $,1000

Explanation:

Revenue should be recognized in the books of account where the selling party has performed its obligation of delivering goods or rendering services as contained in the sales contract.

This contract contains provision of goods -inventory that have been delivered and rendering of services-installation that is in progress, as a result the revenue relating to the former is due to be recognized now while the later would be recognized when is installation is concluded.

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3 years ago

JavaPro Systems is a start-up company that makes connectors for high-speed Internet connections. JavaPro Systems has budgeted

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Answer:

$429.60 Favorable

Explanation:

Provided information,

Standard Hours for each product = 3 hours

Standard Cost per hour = $14.00

Actual hours used = 198

Actual output = 80 connectors

Standard hours for actual output = 80 $\times$ 3 = 240 hours

Actual Rate = $14.80 per hour

Direct labor cost variance = Standard Cost - Actual Cost

Standard Cost = Standard hours $\times$ Standard Rae

= 240 $\times$ $14 = $3,360

Actual Cost = 198 $\times$ $14.80 = $2,930.40

Variance = $3,360 - $2,930.40 = $429.60

Since actual cost is less than standard variance is favorable.

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3 years ago

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Explanation:

March 1

Cash 1700

Share Capital 1700

To record the issuance of shares

March 3

Equipment 1400

Cash 1400

To record the purchase of equipment on cash

March 5

Rent Expense 470

Cash 470

To record the rent expense

March 7

No entry neither cash nor serves are provided.

March 12

Purchase 117

Cash 117

To record the purchases

March 15

Cash 670

Income 670

To record the services Income.

March 19

Advance 570

Payable 570

To record the advance cash receipt for services not yet provided thus advance is our liability.

March 25

Payable 228 570/25*10

Income 228

To record the services income against advance given.

March 30

Utilities Expense 82

Cash 82

To record the monthly utilities expense

March 31

Dividend Pay 85

Cash 85

To record the payment of dividend.

Share Capital Account

Opening = 0

Cash 1700

Closing=1700

Cash Account

Opening = 0

share capital 1700 Equipment 1400

Rent 470

Purchase 117

Income 670

Adv. Pay 570

Utilities 82

Dividend 85

Closing balance- 786

Equipment

Opening = 0

Cash 1400

Closing-1400

Rent Expense

Opening = 0

Cash 470

Closing-470

Purchase Expense

Opening = 0

Cash 117

Closing-117

Income Account

Opening = 0

Cash 670

Payable 228

Closing- 898

Payable Account

Opening = 0

Cash 570

Income 282

Closing-342

Utilities Expense

Opening = 0

Cash 82

Closing-82

Dividend

Opening = 0

Cash 85

Closing-85

3) Trail Balance

Head Of Account Debit Credir

Cash 786

Share Capital 1700

Equipment 1400

Rent Expense 470

Purchases 117

Income 898

Payable 342

Utilities 82

Dividend 85

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Rane Company had the following assets on January 1, 2017.

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Answer:

Journal entries are prepared below

Explanation:

Journal entries required are given as follows

Jan. 1 (To record retirement of machinery)

Debit Credit

Accumulated depreciation-equipment $69,580

Equipment $69,580

June. 30 (To record the depreciation expense on forklift)

Debit Credit

Depreciation expense 2940

Accumulated depreciation-equipment 2940

Working

Annual depreciation = $29,400 / 5 years = $5880

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June. 30 (To record sale of forklift)

Debit Credit

Cash 11760

Accumulated depreciation-equipment(w) 20580

Equipment 29400

Gain on disposal of plant assets 2940

Working

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Debit Credit

Depreciation expense 3724

Accumulated depreciation-equipment 3724

Working

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Depreciation for 2017 = $3724

Dec. 31 (To record discarding of the truck)

Debit Credit

Salvaged materials 2,944

Accumulated depreciation-equipment 22344

Loss on disposal of plant assets 7448

Equipment 32,736

Working

Accumulated depreciation = 3724 x 6 years = 22,344

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3 years ago