Answer:
The answer is: D) All of the above
Explanation:
The person in charge of paying invoices (usually the treasurer of the company) should always make sure that:
- The invoice is consistent with the purchase order.
- The seller has actually delivered the goods included in the purchase order.
- The payment for the purchase order is still pending.
Most modern Enterprise Resource Planning software (like SAP) include all the necessary steps that need to be checked before any payment goes out.
Answer:
Income statement is prepared and attached with this answer please find it.
Explanation:
Income statement of both years is made using the ratios / percentage of each element. For example the cost of goods sold is calculated as $585,600 (960,000 x 61.0%) by multiplying the sales value to the respective percentage of cost of goods sold in 2019, which 61.0%. Same as for the 2018 figure.
Answer:
Return on Investment is 12%.
Explanation:
Net income = Dividend = $0.60
Current Value = $33
Original Value = #30
Formula for Return on Investment:
Return on Investment = (Net Income + (Current Value - Original Value)) / Original Value x 100
ROI = (($0.60 + ( $33 - $30 ) ) / $30 ) x 100
ROI = (($0.60 + $3 ) / $30 ) x 100
ROI = ( $3.60 / $30 ) x 100
ROI = 0.12 x 100
ROI = 12%
So Return on Investment is 12% for the given investment.
Answer:
$18,750
Explanation:
Present value (PV): $12,000
Tenor: 3 years
Future value (FV): $15,700
We have the formula:
FV = PV*(1+ annual rate) ^ number of year
15,700 = 12,000 * (1 + rate) ^3
-> Rate = (15,000/12,000)^(1/3) – 1 = 7.722%
If Sam invest in 6 year, the amount he expect to have is the future value in below calculation:
FV = 12,000 * (1+ 7.722%)^6 = 18,750
This could depend on the person who caused the collision. However, it would most likely be false because very rarely will the person want to accept the consequences.
