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Which of the following actions will help to ensure that formal business documents are trustworthy?
A: Using a wide variety of charts and tables
B: Putting the decision-related information first
C: Getting information from reliable sources
D: Requiring a password to open the document
Getting information from reliable sources will help to ensure that formal business documents are trust worthy.
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Business documents refers to the record, books, files, plants, correspondence, reports, documentation,etc and details associated with the financing activities of the business. They can be in the form of paper works, electronic format, etc. It is very essential for any business to contain these information that can be handed over to the stakeholders, public,etc when any issues occurs financially or legally.
There are many things that are to be followed while preparing these documents. The information that are included in this document must be collected from reliable sources. This is because it should not be proven to be false during any legal or financial issues.
for Plato the correct answer is D. overtime (wages) paid to workers :)
Answer:
$2400
Explanation:
Average cost is the ratio of total cost of production to the total number of units produced, it is the sum of both the average fixed cost and the average variable cost. The average cost is given by the formula:
Average cost = Total cost / number of units.
Given that:
The total number of units produced = 100 selfie sticks, Average cost = $1 and Price of each selfie stick = $25
From Average cost = Total cost / number of units.
Substituting gibes:
$1 = Total cost / 100 selfie stick
Total cost = $1 × 100 = $100
Total cost = $100
Revenue = Price per item × Number of items
Revenue = $25 × 100 = $2500
Profit = Revenue - Total cost
Profit = $2500 - $100 = $2400
Total cost = $2400
Explanation:
The journal entries are as follows
a. Retained earnings A/c Dr $300,000 (600,000 shares × $0.50)
To Dividend payable A/c $300,000
(Being the dividend is declared)
b. No journal entry is required
c. Dividend payable A/c $300,000
To Cash A/c $300,000
(Being the dividend is paid for cash is recorded)