Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
1. Purchase A/c Dr $8,500
To Accounts payable A/c $8,500
(Being purchase of inventory is made on credit)
2. Freight-in A/c Dr $45
To Cash A/c $45
(Being freight charges is paid for cash)
3. Purchase A/c Dr $11,985
To Accounts payable A/c $11,985
(Being purchase of inventory is made on credit)
4. Account payable A/c Dr $20,485 ($8,500 + $11985)
To Cash A/c $20,280.15
To Purchase discount A/c 204.85 ($20,485 × 1 %)
(Being the payment is recorded)
Answer:
cash flow statement
Explanation:
because it determines the inflows and outflows of the business
Answer:
0.78
Explanation:
beginning 22,000 with a cost of 15,675
started and completed: completed - beginning
99,000 - 22,000 = 77,000
equivalent units ending WIP 16,500 x100% = 16,500
equivalent units for materials 93,500
equivalent cost of materials: 73,260 / 93,500 = 0,78
for the equivalent cost we will calcualte only using the cost added during the period.
Answer: 3.83 years
Explanation:
The Discounted Payback period is used to determine how long it would take a project to payback the investment made in it given required return adjusted cashflows.
Year 1.
= 17,000 / ( 1 + 11.4%)
= $15,260
Year 2
= 20,000/ 1.114²
= $16,116
Year 3
= 27,000/1.114³
= $19,530
Year 4
= 30,000/1.114⁴
= $19,480
Investment Balance up to year 3
= -67,000 + 15,260 + 16,116 + 19,530
= -$16,904
The amount left is smaller than the discounted Cashflow for Year 4 so the Investment will be paid back in year 4.
= 16,904/19,480
= 0.83
0.83 of year 4 will be taken to pay off Investment.
In total;
= 3 complete years + 0.83 in 4th year
= 3.83 years.
The British government borrowed from the Dutch and British bankers and this increase its national debt from $75 million to $133 million.
<h3>What is a
national debt?</h3>
This means the total amount of all debts owed by the government of a country.
These debt are used to service infrastructure, cater expenditure when there are insufficient revenue to cater for such.
Therefore, the British government borrowed from the Dutch and British bankers.
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