Answer:
d. Overstate, understate, understate, zero
Explanation:
The amount of earnings overall is the same. so, in the end, there is n difference in retained earnings.
But, on accrual accounting, the note should not enter the accounting as 1,000 as time value of money exist.
At 2016 the sales revenue should be the present value of 1,000 dollars not the complete 1,000 dollars. Thus, is overstated.
Then, the interest accrued from the note are not recognized. Thus, the first year (2016) recognize revenues that should be matched with 2017 and 2018
Thus, these two subsequent years ended understated.
Answer:
$112,000
Explanation:
The Equity method shall be used in this question for determining book value of investment made by the Johnston company in Truly Inc because the investment gives the Johnston company the significant influence over the Truly Inc.
Under equity method, the book value of investment made by the Johnston company as at end of year 1 shall be determined as follow:
Amount invested initially $100,000
Add: Net income for the year $20,000
(50,000*40%)
Less: dividends received ($8,000)
(20,000*40%)
Book value of investment at end of year 1 $112,000
Answer:
the days payable outstanding is 91.25 days
Explanation:
The computation of the days payable outstanding is shown below:
Days' payable outstanding is
= (Accounts Payable ÷ Cost of goods sold) × total number of days in a year
= ($25,000 ÷ $100,00) × 365 days
= 91.25 days
We simply applied the above formula so that the correct value could come
And, the same is to be considered
Hence, the days payable outstanding is 91.25 days
Answer: The average mark is n.
Explanation: The average mark is a average of averages. The average mark of class of p student is n, and q student is n, so n+n/2= 2n/2=n.
Answer:
B. $1673920
Explanation:
First calculate Total loss
$2000000 loss from disposal of a component of the business and loss of $92400 from strike by the employees of a supplier
$2000000 + $92400 = $2,092,400
20% of the loss =
20% × $2,092,400
= $418,480
Therefore the effect of these events and transactions on 2020 net income net of tax would = Total loss - 20% of total loss
$2,092,400 - $418,480
= $1,673,920
