Answer: $0.79
Given:
C=Cost of the land: $1,981,300
S=Salvage value of the land: $267,000
N=Total number of ores mined= 2,170,000 tons
To get the depletion expense per ton of ore:
(C-S)/N
=($1,981,300-$267,000)/2,170,000
=1,714,300/2,170,000
=$0.79
Answer:
Shortages of building materials and a slower recovery from the storm
Explanation:
From the question we are informed about an instance, whereby a hurricane hits Alabama, causing widespread damage to houses and businesses. The governor of Alabama places price ceilings on all building materials to keep the prices reasonable. In this case,what most likely result is Shortages of building materials and a slower recovery from the storm.
From law of demand, which expressed that provided other factors remain equal, when price of a good goes higher, then there would be less demand of that good from
people and vice versa. higher price brings lower the quantity demanded, and lower price brings higher the quantity demanded, therefore in the case, above as the price of ceilings on all building materials so that price becomes reasonable people demand more and it leads to Shortages of building materials
Answer:
$0
Explanation:
The fair value is the value above the book value. The financial statements are prepared at historic cost and when the value of assets rises a revaluation account is created to present financial statements accurate. The fair values of Sirius's assets are equal to book value and all assets are presented at cost or book value. There will be no revaluation charged to the consolidated statement.
Answer:
Journal entries
Explanation:
The journal entries are as follows
1. Cash $748,800
Interest expense $31,200 ($780,000 × 4%)
To Note payable $780,000
(Being the cash received is recorded)
2. Cash Dr $507,000
To Account receivables $507,000
(Being the collection is recorded)
3. Note payable $507,000
Interest expense $2,600 ($780,000 × 4% × 1 month ÷ 12 month)
To Cash $509,600
(Being the note payable and the interest expense is recorded)
Answer:
$7,000
Explanation:
The insurance company will actually save some money, but I doubt that your company does. We can assume that the seminar will be paid by the insurance company and it costs $15,000. After watching that seminar, accidents should decrease by 25% of an equivalent to = $88,000 x 25% = $22,000
Since the insurance company will save $22,000 with the seminar and the cost of the seminar is $15,000, its net gain = $22,000 - $15,000 = $7,000
