According to Virginia Satir, communication
is <span>the
single factor determining the kinds of relationships we make with others.
</span><span>Virginia Satir was an American author
and social worker, known especially for her approach to family therapy and her
work with family reconstruction.</span>
Answer:
$2,000
Explanation:
Revenue is the income generated from normal business activities. This includes allowances, discounts and deductions for sales returned.
Since Boogie and Twenties modify the agreement to reduce the price of the remaining 300 pair of flapper shoes to $10 a pair, it means that revenue to be recognized from the date of the change will be recognized at a unit price of $10.
As such if Boogie delivers 200 pairs of shoes in September,
Revenue to be recognized in the Month of September
= 200 * $10
= $2,000
Answer:
$4872.48
Explanation:
future value = amount x annuity factor
Annuity factor = {[(1+r)^n] - 1} / r
r = 4% - 3% = 1%
1200 x [(1.01)^4 - 1] / 0.01 = $4872.48
The journal entry on May 1 was:
A debit to Prepaid Insurance for 15,600
And a credit to cash for 15,600
Prepaid Insurance is the share of an insurance premium that
has been paid in early and has not finished as of the balance sheet date.
The monthly insurance payment for two years is computed by 15,600/24
months which is $650 per month.
At December 31 the adjusting entry would be:
A debit to Insurance Expense 5,200
And a credit to Prepaid Insurance for 5,200
5,200 is computed by:
650 x 8 months (starting from May 1 to December 31) = 5,200
if a business invites guests or customers onto its premises, then that business has the duty to c. warn invitees of and reasonably protect them from a foreseeable risk of harm or danger from something on the premises.
<h3>What is the duty of a business to its guests?</h3><h3 />
When a business gets guests on its premises , it has two duties as regards their safety. The first is to warn them about potential harm or danger that they might face.
The second duty is to offer some reasonable protection to the guests in case of any foreseeable risk of harm.
Options for this question include:
- a. warn invitees and trespassers of, and reasonably protect them from, a foreseeable risk of harm or danger from something on the premises.
- b. reasonably protect invitees from every possible risk of harm or danger that could exist on the premises.
- c. warn invitees of and reasonably protect them from a foreseeable risk of harm or danger from something on the premises.
- d. warn invitees of all risks, even of an obvious risk.
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