Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": Times Interest Earned Ratio.
Explanation:
Times Interest Earned (TIE) ratio or the coverage ratio tests the capacity of a company to pay off its debts. TIE is calculated by dividing the company's earnings before interest and taxes by the interest that is payable on its debts. A low ratio means the company struggles to pay its debt, and if it fails to meet its obligations, it may face bankruptcy. A high ratio means that an organization can cover its expenses.
Answer:
$347,697
Explanation:
The interest revenue which shall be recorded by the Savor Corporation for the year ended 2018 in respect of equipment leased to Spree Company shall be calculated using the following mentioned formula:
Interest revenue=(Present value of lease equipment as at January 1, 2018-payment made on January 1, 2018)*interest rate
In the given question:
Present value of lease equipment as at January 1, 2018= $4,561,300
Payment made on January 1, 2018=$698,000
Interest rate=9%
Interest revenue=($4,561,300-$698,000)*9%=$347,697
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Answer:
Fein Company
Schedule of Cash Payments
For the Month of August 202x
Salaries expenses:
From July salaries $3,230
<u>From August salaries $31,860</u>
Total salaries $35,090
Direct materials:
From July purchases $61,600
<u>From August purchases $14,600</u>
Total direct materials $76,200
Overhead expenses: $64,850
Debt payments:
Principal $15,000
<u>Accrued interests $450</u>
Total debt payment $15,450
Total cash payments $191,590
