C- To summarize the main point of the paragraph
Answer:
There is a change of $27,500 (decrease)
Explanation:
Cash realizable value is the amount of money that the company expects to receive from their accounts receivable after deducting all uncollectible accounts.
First, we must compute the change in gross accounts receivable from the transactions happened during the year.
Sales on account less collections less write-offs = change in Gross accounts receivable.
$866,000 - ($522,000 + $42,500) = $301,500 (increase in gross accounts receivable)
Finally, we can now compute the change in cash realization value by deducting uncollectible accounts to gross accounts receivable.
$301,500 - $329,000 = ($27,500)
Hi there,
Glad to be helpful.
Adjusting entries are actually what go into the books. They are similar to journal entries, but are plugged into the general ledger. Therefore, it is impossible that they go before the financial statements which are the balance sheet, income statement, etc - those are entirely dependent on the general ledgers and adjusting entries.
Therefore,
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Answer:
Assuming a range of interest rates 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%
The below listed are the Net present Values
Project A
1,175
1292
1382
1451
1505
1549
Project B
760
261
-100
-387
-602
-769
Project C
1,110
494
52
-274
-519
-708
The Net Present Value of a project is the evaluation of a project Net Cash flows based on time value of money and bench-marked against the required rate of return the business considers minimum.
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