Answer:
Three sources of financing to a business includes;
1) Angels (National Angel Capital Organization, NACO)
Wealthy and experienced retired industry leaders, that invest in startups, require transparency, and take charge of the supervision of the business management practices
2) Business Accelerator or Incubators (MaRS; MaRS Discovery District)
An incubator provide enabling environment and resources for startups to develop ideas before going into production
3) Bank Loans (Business Development Bank of Canada, BDC)
Bank provide loans to startup with a good idea and an accompanying excellent business plan, and personal guarantee
Explanation:
Answer:
The contract is void since it attempts to contract for services that are illegal
Explanation:
Since there is a contract between the Mr Green and Mr Blue and they already know that the Mr blue has already caught the number of crabs i.e permitted in the season but they agree to exceed the quota
Therefore the status should be void as they want to exceed which is not permitted that results in illegal service contracts
Hence, there is a void contract
Answer:
The correct option is (b)
Explanation:
Given:
Monthly payment for 6 months = $30 per month
Time period = 6 month (6 periods)
Monthly interest rate = 2%
In order to compute borrowed amount, present value of these payments need to be computed which is an annuity as same amount of $30 is paid.
Checking PVIFA table for 2%, 6 periods, annuity factor is 5.6014.
Borrowed amount = Monthly payment × PVIFA(2%,6)
= 30 × 5.6014
= $168.042
Borrowed amount is $168.042 or $168.22 approximately (difference in value due to annuity factor being rounded off)
Answer:
1. On the statement of cash flow record the sale of the asset under the investment section.
2. -$16,000
Explanation:
In Cash flow Statements every asset purchases and sales are viewed as investments, so you record asset sales in the investment section of the cash flow.
Therefore the exact value of the sales is recorded.