questioning is such a good leadership skill because you can't learn without questioning something.
Answer and Explanation:
The computation of the earnings and dividend per share is shown below;
But before that the net income should be determined
Sales 667000
Less: Costs 329000
Income before depreciation, interest and taxes 338000
Less: Depreciation expenses 73000
Operating income 265000
Less: Interest expenses 46500
Income before tax 218500
Less: Tax at 25% 54625
Net income 163875
a Earning per share = Net income ÷ Outstanding Common stock
= $163,875 ÷ 27200
= $6.02 per share
b Dividend per share = Dividend paid ÷ Outstanding Common stock
= $47000 ÷ 27200
= $1.73 per share
Answer:
direct channel of distribution
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the student selling the cupcakes would be an example of a direct channel of distribution. This term refers to the means by which a company or business gets it's product straight to the consumer with-ought the use of intermediaries. Therefore since the student made the cupcakes and sold them himself he is the direct channel of distribution.
Answer:
Interest expense account
Explanation:
In accounting, interests paid on loan, promissory or any other forms of loan written off to the income statement as an expense in the period in which they are incurred.
Therefore, the interest expense account will be will be debited when Parma records the entry relating to each of the four interest payments. The other leg of the account is to credit the profit and loss account to complete the record.
Answer:
as a footnote in financial statements or on the balance sheet
Explanation:
A loss contingency can be defined as the situation or occurrence in which there is uncertainty about an entity but that will be resolved when a/some future situation occurs or not.
Simply put, a loss contingency can be said to be loss of an entity that can be resolved later in future by the occurrence or not of an event.
When a loss can be reasonably estimated as seen from the question, it should be written as a footnote on a financial statement or on a balance sheet.
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