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3 years ago

The trickiest weather condition you'll encounter is ___________ .

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The trickiest weather condition that an individual may encounter is an adverse weather conditions in which this type of weather produces effects that makes an individual to find it difficult to go out or see, examples of this is when there is a conditions such as snow, ice, rain or fog.

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They should not pay any more than the original price plus the contribution margin.

Explanation:

Since there's already unfilled demand for the products, paying extra in the form of contribution margin is not much. But any additional costs over the original cost price plus added contribution margin should not be accepted as this will greatly increase the cost of the product thereby making the sale of extra units of the three products unprofitable. Barrow company purchase price ceiling should be at initial cost plus contribution margin.

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4 years ago

How much money does the government take from your paycheck?

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3 years ago

Homework American Corporation has the following financial information.

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Answer:

A. Cash = 21% increase, A/R = 22% increase, Inventory = 17% decrease.

Explanation:

A base year can be described as a year that is used as a reference year for comparison with other years.

To calculate the percentage increase/decrease of each current asset amount of Homework American Corporation, the following formula is used suing Year 1 as the base year.

Percentage increase/decrease = [(Year 2 amount - Year 1 Amount) / Year 1 Amount] * 100 .............................. (1)

Using equation (1), we have:

Percentage increase/decrease in Cash = [($245.90 - $202.95) / $202.95] * 100 = [$42.95 / $202.95] * 100 = 0.21 * 100 = 21% increase

Percentage increase/decrease in Accounts Receivable (A/R) = [($485.34 - $398.02) / $398.02] * 100 = [$87.32 / $398.02] * 100 = 0.22 * 100 = 22% increase

Percentage increase/decrease in Inventory (A/R) = [($648.54 - $785.12) / $785.12] * 100 = [-$136.58 / $785.12] * 100 = -0.17 * 100 = 17%

Based on the calculations above, the correct option is e. A. Cash = 21% increase, A/R = 22% increase, Inventory = 17% decrease.

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4 years ago

The study done by the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) on financial statement frauds that occurred during the period

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Most of these firms had audit committees that met at least four times a year.

Explanation:

COSO stands for Committee of Sponsoring Organization, which is an organization that is dedicated to offering the thought of guidance as well as leadership on the fraud deterrence, internal control and management of enterprise risk.

From the findings which is not found as fraud is that the most of the firms or businesses had committees of audit which met at least 4 times a year.

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3 years ago

On January 1, 2016, Horton Inc. sells a machine for $25,800. The machine was originally purchased on January 1, 2014 for $46,700

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a) a loss of $2220 would be recorded.

Explanation:

Calculation for the Loss on sale

First step is to calculate the Depreciation per annum using this formula

Depreciation per annum = (Purchase Cost-salvage value) / Useful life

Depreciation per annum = 46700/5

Depreciation per annum= $9,340

Second Step will be to calculate the 31/12/15 Book Value

1/1/14 Purchase cost $46,700

Less: 31/12/14 Depreciation for the year ended 31 ($9,340)

31/12/14 Book Value $37,360

($46,700-$9,340)

Less: 31/12/15 Depreciation for the year ended ($9,340)

31/12/15 Book Value $28,020

($37,360-$9,340)

Last step is to calculate the Loss on sale

1/1/16 Value $28,020

1/1/16 Less Sale value ($25,800)

Loss on sale $2220

(28,020-25,800)

Therefore the correct option is :a loss of $2220 would be recorded.

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