Answer:
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Answer:
Grease payment
Explanation:
A grease payment is a payment made to a government official with the goal of expediting a transaction, process or request. It can be obtained through extortion from the government official, by voluntary contribution from the non-goverment official, or by mutual agreement, either explicit, or implicit.
In practice, it is essentially the same as a bribe, and the term could be considered a colloquial euphemism.
Answer:
According to the flexible budget, income from operations will increase from $557,000 to $915,000 if the units sold increase from 15,000 to 18,000 during 2017.
Explanation:
sales revenue should increase to $4,050,000
cost of goods sold should increase to: ($2,237,000)
- direct materials $1,260,000
- direct labor $180,000
- machinery repairs $54,000
- depreciation (fixed) $315,000
- utilities $228,000
- management salaries $200,000
gross profit $1,813,000
S&A expenses increase to: ($898,000)
- packaging $72,000
- shipping $108,000
- sales salaries (fixed) $260,000
- advertising expense (fixed) $127,000
- adm. salaries (fixed) $241,000
- entertainment (fixed) $90,000
income from operations $915,000
Answer:
A transaction that involves the investment of cash in a business is debited because
1) For a business to invest cash for their expansion, involves the reduction of finances in the available revenue or profit for the purchase of equipment, property and software for internal use, for which money has to be drawn, which is a form of b=debit
2) For an owner investing money into his business, is taken as an increase in the amount the business owes the owner, which is equivalent to amount owed the owner which has to be recorded as a debit for financial accounting
Explanation:
Answer: Longer-term project
Explanation:
At the beginning of a project, it may not be possible to estimate the costs for all activities with some levels of confidence regarding their accuracy if the project isn't a short-term project, because it's not really possible to accurately fortell the costs of unforseeable outcomes and factors that may affect the project in one way or the other in the long run.
