Answer:
A) retained earnings represents a claim on cash.
Explanation:
Retained earnings are the accumulated profits that a company keeps that are left after dividends are paid. Retained earnings are the equivalent of a savings account for an individual. Retained earnings are shown in the balance sheet as part of owners' equity.
For example, corporation A had a net profit of $10 million during last year, and it paid dividends for a total of $4 million, its retained earnings for last year are $6 million.
Companies use retained earnings as money available for financing new or existing projects.
Answer:
Explanation:
External financing needed =
(1.10×$12,470) - (1.10× $1330)- $3200-$4600 - ($2,840+($45×1.10)=$616. 36.
The need for external financing is intermediate.