Answer:
485,000 units
Explanation:
The computation of the number of units manufactured is shown below:
= Number of units sold + ending finished goods units - beginning finished goods units
= 515,000 units + 87,000 units - 57,000 units
= 485,000 units
Basically we added the ending finished goods units and deduct the beginning finished goods units to the number of units sold
Answer:
$18,117.58
Explanation:
the question requires that we find the minimum price Hank would need to receive his first car.
loan = $28,000
rate = 0.08/12 = 0.0067
the monthly payment can be calculated as:
loan /[0.0067/1-(1/(0.0067)^60))]
= 28000/[1-1/(1.0067^60)/0.0067]
= 28000/(1-(1/1.0067)^60)/0.0067
= $567.74
The minimum price can be calculated as:
pmt = 567.74 x [(1-(1/1.0067^36))/0.0067) x 0.0067
= $18,117.58
This is of course somewhat of a subjective question, but in general most would agree that China, the United States and Germany represent the largest global business opportunities for the next decade based mostly on factors of production.
Answer:
JOURNAL ENTRY :
Unrealized holding loss on purchase commitment - - - - - $48,700 Dr.
Estimated liability on purchase commitment ($990,700 - $942,000) - - - - 48,700 Cr.
Explanation:
Given the following :
Agreed purchase price of raw materials in 2018 = $990,700
Market value of raw material at 31, December 2018 = $942,000
JOURNAL ENTRY :
Unrealized holding loss on purchase commitment - - - - - $48,700 Dr.
Estimated liability on purchase commitment ($990,700 - $942,000) - - - - 48,700 Cr.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": Materiality.
Explanation:
The Materiality principle refers that one of the accounting standards can be left behind only if it has an irrelevant impact on the financial statements. According to the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) only when an item is "<em>immaterial</em>", provisions for the transaction derived from that item are not mandatory. But, the definition of what is material and immaterial is not provided by the GAAP, then, it relies on the judgment of the accountant.
