Answer:
Explanation:
Weighted Average Cost of Capital; formula is as follows;
WACC = wE*re + wP*wp + wD*rd(1-tax)
where w= weight of...
r = cost of ...
E= common equity
P = preferred stock
D = Debt
Find the weights of each source of capital;
WACC = (0.50*0.17) +(0.20*0.03) + [0.20*0.04(1-0.40)] +[0.10*0.07(1-0.40)]
WACC = 0.085 +0.006 + 0.0048 + 0.0042
WACC = 0.1 or 10%
Given:
April 1 - <span>Griffith publishing company received $1,548 from Santa Fe, inc. for 36-month subscriptions.
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1,548 / 36 months = 43 per month.
Assuming that the amount is paid in cash.
Debit Credit
April 1:
Cash 1,548
Unearned Revenue 1,548
April 30:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
May 31:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
June 30:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
</span>July 31
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
August 31:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
September 30:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 4<span>3
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October 31:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
November 30:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 43
December 31:
Unearned Revenue 43
Revenue Fees 4<span>3
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Book Value of Unearned Revenue is: 1,548 - (43*9) = 1,548 - 387 = 1,161
Since it is a monthly subscription, the unearned revenue must always have an adjusting entry at the end of the month because Griffith company has already earned some of the prepaid fees.
B seems like the most reasonable
