Answer:
b.it is best to ignore sunk costs and keep the bed & breakfast operating.
Explanation:
The owner of the store will face the mortgage cost wether the bed and breakfast is open or closed therefore it should be ignore in the short-term for the decision wether or not to keep the business open.
The business revenues are 6,000 while their cost 4,000 thie means there is a contribution of 2,000 then we subtract the mortage to get a loss 1,000
If closed the losses will increase to 3,000 asthe mortage expense would not disappear.
We should keep it open and look for ways to either sale or rent the space for a better gain than 2,000
Answer: B) Only I
Explanation: The first rule regarding reporting requires that the auditor indicate in his report whether the financial statements were prepared in accordance with the generally accepted GAAP accounting principles. The term "accounting principles" used in the first information standard shall be understood to cover not only accounting principles and practices but also the methods of their application at a particular time. There is no comprehensive list of GAAP, since both written and oral principles are accepted in accounting.
Answer:
$44,928,000
Explanation:
The fact that 416,000 received a refund of $3,600 each means that the tax authority would lose the interest income that could have been generated on the total refund amount based on a 3% interest rate of return.
Lost annual income=number of people who got refund*average refund per person*interest rate of return
number of people who got refund=416000
average refund per person=$3,600
the interest rate of return=3%
Lost annual income=416,000*$3,600*3%
Lost annual income=$44,928,000
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