Answer:
Yes, because the corporation remains liable to the owner under the contract
Explanation:
The above answer is true because in this case, there is no limit to the assignment of the contractual rights between the two parties, hence this assignment of a contract would be treated as both an assignment of rights and a delegation of duties.
Therefore, while the corporation in this case has delegated its duties and assigned its rights under the contract to the developer by assigning the contract to the developer, the corporation is still considered to be liable to the owner for payment of the purchase price.
And given the fact that the developer is not as creditworthy as the corporation, and thus there is a greater chance that the developer will be unable to pay the purchase price, the owner has the rights under the contract arrangement to contractually compel the corporation to do so.
Answer:
Consider the following calculations
Explanation:
- PMT(Interest_Rate/Num_Pmt_Per_Year,Loan_Years*Num_Pmt_Per_Year,Loan_Amount)
- If you input these values on a financial calculator, PMT = 2011.56
- Balance of the loan at the end of 13 years = 209798.54
- Interest paid in the 6th year = 21464.51
- 224th Payment Principal = 722.70
Answer:
The operating income will be:
Total contribution($2.50 x 29,000) = 72,500
Less: Fixed cost = 31,200
Operating income = 41,300
Explanation:
The contribution per unit is $2.50. This per unit contribution will be multiplied by the number of units produced and sold in order to obtain total contribution. Operating income is the excess of total contribution over fixed cost.
Answer:
a) Assets and expenses
Explanation:
Credit balance can be regarded as amount that is been owed by a business to a customer. This occur when the payment by the customer to the business exceed the current invoice stipulates. credit balances can be located or found at right side of a subsidiary ledger account, it can be found on right side of a general ledger account. credit balance that is contained on billing statement of the customers can be regarded as amount that card issuer is owing the customer.
It should be noted that one if account groups that is normally has a credit balance is Assets and expenses
Answer: 0 years
Explanation:
The payback period calculates the amount of time taken to recoup the initial investment made in a project or in the purchase of a machine or building. It calculates how long the cumulative cash flow generated from a project equals the cost of the project.
The payback period for both machines are zero years because the cumulative cash flow is less than the cost of the machine.
For machine A - cumulative cash flow- $-47,000 is less than -$71,000
For machine B - cumulative cash flow, -$7,000 is less than -$52,000
Explanations on how the figures were derived is found in the attached tables.
