No significant interest equity investment
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A technique used in accounting by a firm for the purpose of recording the profits that are obtained from its investments made on other company refers to an equity method. This investment is an equity investment. The profits that are obtained for the investments made by a firm is reported by the company to the firm that made the investment.
In the scenario given, Intervale Railway y is considering investing in Pale Co. stock for three months which is only 5% of the voting stock of Pale Co. For considering it to be a significant investor, more than 20% and less than 50% of the voting stock must be held by the firm. The firm is holding 5% of the voting stock and hence the investment is considered to be No significant interest equity investment.
Answer: Brands
Explanation:
The development of brands is one of the type of marketing method which strengthen our various types of products and the services in an organization.
The importance of the development of brand is that it helps in maintaining the quality, consistency of product, trust and value the customers requirement.
The following are the phase of the brand development are as follows:
- Brand identity
- Brand strategy
- Brand management
- Graphic design
According to the given question, due to the rapid industrialization the organization are basically forced for differentiating the given products and the services in the development of brands.
Answer: net exports
Explanation:
Balance of payment simply shows the estimation of the inflows and outflow of a nation's money for a certain year. It should be noted that current account of the balance of payment consists of three main components which are the trade in Goods, the trade in services, and the transfer payments.
The trade in goods is segregated into imports and export. This therefore makes the net exports volatile and vital because it has higher share in a current account.
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Acorn Health Services Co.
Income statement for the year ended, January 31st
Service revenue $234,500
Expenses:
Depreciation expense
$16,900
Insurance expense
$8,280
Miscellaneous expense
$6,590
Rent expense
$68,300
Supplies expense
$4,060
Utilities expense
$26,030
Wages expense
$255,200
Total expense ($385,360)
Net income (loss) $150,860
Answer:
$116.78
$110.66
IRR is 3.03%
Find attached
Explanation:
The cash paid for the investment is the present value of all cash flows including coupon and face value promised by the bond discounted using the yield to maturity of 3.03%
=-pv(rate,nper,pmt,fv)
rate is the yield to maturity of 3.03%
nper is the number of annual coupon payments receivable by bondholders which is 10
pmt is the annual coupon=$100*5%=$5
fv is the face value of $100
=-pv(3.03%,10,5,100)=$116.78
Price after four years means that there are only six years left to maturity,hence, nper changes to 6
=-pv(3.03%,6,5,100)=$110.66
