Answer:
determine cash investing and financing transactions made during the period.
Explanation:
When you analyze the statement of cash flows, you can determine and predict how will operating cash flows be in the future. E.g. a project is generating high amounts of cash, so you can predict that it will continue to do so for some time. But what you cannot predict or even compare is related to the financial and investing transactions that the company will make in the future. E.g. by analyzing a cash flow you cannot know if the company will decide to invest in other projects or will it decide to issue more stocks.
Answer:
The trial balance of Kacy Spade showed total of $12,726 on both debit and credit as found in the attached spreadsheet
Explanation:
In preparing the trial balance, I showed the earlier postings into ledgers for those accounts that had more one transaction and I showed those ones with just a transaction in the trial balance colored-coded in yellow.
Trial balance tests the arithmetical accuracy of postings done in the ledgers by summarizing the ledgers' balances in the trial balance.
Answer:
The reason is that the companies believed that they were able to compete against global and domestic rivals.
Explanation:
The reason for companies to be against the protection is that they believed that they didn't need it because they had advantages that allow them to compete against competitors from other countries. However, if the US would have established a protection from imports, the countries of the companies affected by the measure could have established similar restrictions that wouldn't allow these companies to compete in other markets.
Answer:
The correct answer is schedule (time), budget (cost) and performance (resources).
Explanation:
To develop the Schedule, the outputs of the processes will be used together with the determined planning tool:
- Plan the Schedule Management. It consists of establishing the necessary policies, procedures and documentation. In order to plan, develop, direct and control the Project Schedule.
- Define the Activities. It consists of identifying those activities necessary to carry out the Project successfully.
- Sequence the Activities. It consists of identifying and documenting what kind of dependency exists between the different activities.
- Estimate resources of the Activities. It consists in estimating what type and amount of resources we need and are available to execute each activity.
- Estimate the duration of the Activities. It consists of establishing approximately how much time is necessary to complete each activity. As well as the number of resources estimated in the previous process.
- Develop the schedule. It consists in analyzing and integrating the order of execution of activities, their duration, resource requirements and possible restrictions. All this, integrated into the planned planning tool, will generate the Project Schedule, and with it the Baseline of the Schedule.
- Check the schedule. It consists of following the status of the Project, monitoring its progress and comparing with the baseline to manage possible changes.
The work necessary to carry out the six processes of Time Management must be preceded by a planning effort by the Project team, which is part of the process Develop the Project Management Plan. From it we will obtain, among others, the Schedule Management Plan that determines a methodology, the planning tool used, the format and the criteria to develop and control the Project Schedule.
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Answer:
$11,947
Explanation:
The following expenses shall be allowed as qualified higher education expense to Jose for the purpose of his son Qualified tuition program
Tuition Fees $6,400
Room and board $4,775
Books $772
Total expenses to be allowed $11,947
