Prior to having his procedure, Mr. Bowden has to give his WRITTEN INFORMED CONSENT.
Informed consent refers to the process in which patients are informed by the health providers about the proposed medical treatment they want to undergo. The nature of the treatment, its benefits, harms, risks and alternatives have to be discussed.
A written informed consent involves signing the documents that have to do withe the procedure.
Informed consent can be oral or written.
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
(a) a $415 credit balance before the adjustment.
Bad debt expense A/c Dr $685
To Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $685
(Being bad debt expense recorded)
Since the allowance for doubtful debts have a credit balance so this amount will be deducted. The computation is shown below?:
= (Outstanding accounts receivable × uncollectible rate) - credit balance
= ($55,000 × 2%) - $415
= $1,100 - $415
= $685
(b) a $291 debit balance before the adjustment.
Bad debt expense A/c Dr $1,391
To Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $1,391
(Being bad debt expense recorded)
Since the allowance for doubtful debts have a debit balance so this amount will be added. The computation is shown below?:
= (Outstanding accounts receivable × uncollectible rate) + debit balance
= ($55,000 × 2%) + $291
= $1,100 -+$291
= $1,391
Answer:
$103,680
Explanation:
estimated warrant liablity 3% of unid sold at $144
24,000 x 3% x 144 = $103,680
This will be the expected warranty laiblity for the sales of the period, and also the warranty expense.
warranty expense 103,680
warranty liability 103,680
warranty liability 47,000
inventory 47,000
to record warranty services
(we use inventory because the company use replacement part, those par are represented in inventory account)
<u>Warrant liablity account</u>
beginning balance 26,000
warranty expense 103,680
warrant serviced (47,000)
ending balance 82,680
Answer: hello your question is incomplete attached below is the complete question
answer : $(1,236,495). ( A )
Explanation:
Attached below is the Calculation of the net present value of the alternative of overhauling the present system
The value of Net present value = ∑ present value
= -300000 - 200000 - 906950 + 77055 + 93400
= - 1,236,495
Hi there
What we need first is the book value of the equipment
The book value is
originally costing - accumulated depreciation
100,000−65,000=35,000
Since the sale price is 40000 and the book value is 35000 This result a gain of 5000 (40000-35000)
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