Answer:
$1,050,000
Explanation:
Given that,
Sox corporation purchased a 35% interest in hack corporation for $1,750,000.
On November 1, 2018, hack declared and paid dividends = $2.0 million
On December 31, hack reported a net loss during the year = $4.3 million
Carrying value:
= Purchased value - 35%(Dividend value)
= $1,750,000 - (0.35 × $2,000,000)
= $1,750,000 - $700,000
= $1,050,000
Net loss of Sox = 35% of net loss during the year
= 0.35 × $4,300,000
= $1,505,000
Since, the carrying value is less than the net loss of sox. Therefore, the net loss of $1,050,000 to be recognized by the sox corporation.
Answer:
A. quasi-manufacturing organizations.
Explanation:
Quasi manufacturing companies are organizations that have low customers contact and relatively high and intensive capital investments.
Hierarchical manufacturing organizations are those which has many chain of commands order. These companies follow typical organizational structure.
Example, Director, Senior managers, Assistant managers, supervisor, clerks etc.
Answer:
Write a check, withdraw by automatic electronic transfer, ATM card, debit card, and or talk to the bank directly about withdrawing money.
Explanation:
Write out a check: make sure you add the name as well as the amount
withdraw by automatic electronic transfer: look into getting an app
Atm: Go to your local ATM
Debit Card/Credit Card: spend what you need to via those
directly: prove your identiy via account number and withdraw
Answer:
$700,000
Explanation:
As we know that
The income statement is the statement that records the income and the expenditure for a company
The expenses should be shown on debit side while the income or revenue is shown on the credit side
Since the total service revenue earned is $700,000 and the same is to be shown in the income statement as it records all the cash and credit sales or service revenue
Therefore, the total amount i.e $700,000 is reported on the income statement
No, Pam will not succeed.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Pam will not succeed in the case in which she had sued the lottery office for claiming her lottery money which she had won. The reason for this is that she had lottery ticket.
And the rules of the contract of the lottery say that the ticket of the lottery must be shown if the amount of the lottery has to be claimed by the winner. Since Pam had accepted that rule when she had entered in to the contract, so now she has no right to sue the lottery office.
