Answer:
The quantity variance = -900 unfavorable
Explanation:
Direct materials flexibel - budget variance:
standard
0.7 pounds $30 per pound
3,000 x 0.7 = 2,100 standard pounds
actual
2,400 pound $29 per pound
quantity variance:
30(2,100 - 2,400) = -900
Answer:
a A. Thomas invests $2,000 in her business.
DOES NOT QUALIFY AS A BUSINESS TRANSACTION, THIS QUALIFIES AS AN INVESTMENT TRANSACTION
Explanation:
Business transactions must involve two distinct parties, and must result in the exchange of goods or services. Thomas invested on he business, and that is considered an investment transaction, not a business transaction.
b A. Thomas purchases a computer system on account to be used in her business. QUALIFIES AS BUSINESS TRANSACTION, INCREASES ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
c A. Thomas gives an $800 quote to a potential client for services requested.
QUALIFIES AS BUSINESS TRANSACTION, INCREASES REVENUE AND INCOME
d A. Thomas writes check 1002 out of the business checking account to pay the first month's rent on the space her business is leasing. QUALIFIES AS BUSINESS TRANSACTION, INCREASES EXPENSES AND REDUCES INCOME
Answer:
1. November 01,2021
Dr Cash 51000
Cr Notes Payable 51000
2. December 31,2021
Dr Interest expense 510
Cr Interest Payable 510
3. February 01,2022
Dr Interest expense 510
Dr Interest Payable 255
Dr Notes Payable 51000
Cr Cash 51,765
Explanation:
Preparation of to record the necessary entries
1. November 01,2021
Dr Cash 51000
Cr Notes Payable 51000
(Being to Record the issuance of note)
2. December 31,2021
Dr Interest expense 510
(51,000*6%*2/12)
Cr Interest Payable 510
(Being to record the adjustment for interest)
3. February 01,2022
Dr Interest expense 510
Dr Interest Payable 255
(51,000*6%*1/12)
Dr Notes Payable 51000
Cr Cash 51,765
(510+255+51000)
(Being to Record the repayment of the note at maturity)
Answer: 9.48%
Explanation:
Given Data
Debts ;
$7 billion
$2 billion
$13 billion
Beta of Fords stock = Beta = 1.50
Market risk premium = Rp = 8.0%
Risk free rate of interest = Rf = 4.0%
Equity rate = 1.7
Market risk rate = 0.8
Risk free rate = 0.03
Therefore;
Cost of Equity ( Re ) = Risk free rate + equity rate × market risk premium
= 0.03 + (1.7 × 0.8)
= 0.166
Preferred Stock Cost ( PSC)= Dividend ÷ stock price
= 4 ÷ 30
= 0.1333
Total debt = 13 + 6 + 2 = 21 billion
D% = 13 billion ÷ 21 billion
= 0.619
E% = 6 billion ÷ 21 billion
= 0.286
P% = 2 billion ÷ 21 billion
= 0.095
RD = debt capital at 8% maturity rate
Tc= 30%
Rwac =(w/ preferred stock)
= Re × E% + PSC × P% + Rd ( 1- Tc) D%
Rwac = (0.166)(0.286) + (0.1333)(0.095) + (0.08)(1- 0.3)*(0.619)
= 0.094803 * 100
= 9.48%
At 30% tax rate Ford weighted average cost is 9.48%
Answer:
1. Global depository receipts
2. External commercial borrowing
3. American depository receipts
4. Foreign currency convertible bonds
Explanation:
1. Global depository receipts. When a company buys shares of a foreign company, a certificate will be issued by the local depository bank, which allows for security supported by the shares purchased.
Here, Gracious ltd could raise funds by buying of shares in a company in India hence gives the company an avenue to hold shares in foreign country.
2. External commercial borrowing. These are loans granted to viable companies outside of India who are venturing into commercial businesses. Before theses loans are given, there is what is called eligibility status; which must be reviewed and thus confirm with the reserved bank of India before such loans are given.
3. American depository receipts. These are negotiable capital market instruments, issued by a bank in the United States, which shows the number of shares held by a foreign company, trading in the US capital market. A company could use this as a way of raising funds in the India capital market because it is well backed by the bank in the country where the company is.
4. Foreign currency convertible bonds. Here, a bond is issued in a different currency distinct from the issuer's local currency. What this means is that the money being sought for by the issuing company comes in a foreign currency denomination.
