2,000×((((1+0.08÷4)^(4×15)
−1)÷(0.08÷4))×(1+0.08÷4))
=232,665.14
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Substancial performance is a terminology used in contract law. It actually means the degree of performance of a contract work which is not completely or fully finished,but is so nearly equivalent that it would be unfair to deny the contractor the payment agreed upon in the contract. The owner has a right to recover whatever damages he has incurred by reason of the contractor's failure to render full and complete performance.
Building Restoration must have at least substantially performed the it's side of a bargain before they can call on the CasualDining,Inc to perform the their side of the bargain e.g. by paying an agreed amount. What actually constitute substantial performance depends on the circumstances.
Answer:
b. $14,200
Explanation:
The computation of the bad debt expense is shown below:
= Balance in the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts - wrote off accounts + written off - estimated amount
= $20,000 - $14,400 + $4,200 - $24,000
= $14,200
The computation of the estimated amount is calculated below:
= Ending balance of accounts receivable × uncollectible percentage
= $480,000 × 5%
= $24,000
Answer:
Any amount above $88,000
Explanation:
$ 95,00
Cash $90,000
liquidation expenses ($8,000)
<u>Liabilities ($170,000)</u>
net ($88,000)
The partnerships needs to sell its noncash assets for at least $88,000 to cover its liquidation costs and liabilities. Any additional cash received through the sale of the noncash assets should be distributed in the liquidation ratio 2:4:4.
E.g. they sell the noncash assets for $90,000, they will distribute $2,000 (=$90,000 - $88,000):
- Perry x 20% = $400
- Quincy x 40% = $800
- Renquist x 40% = $800
