Answer:
Requirement: Prepare the entry to record the sales transactions and related taxes.
1. Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
Apr. 10 Cash $30,975
Sales Revenue $29,500
Sales Tax Payable $1,475
(To record Cash sales along with sales tax)
2. Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
Apr. 15 Cash $18,530
Sales Revenue $17,000
Sales Tax Payable $1,530
(To record Cash sales along with sales tax)
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- Total Sales along with sales tax = $18,530, Sales Tax Rate = 9%. Sales Tax Amount = 18530*(0.09/1.09) = $1,530
- Sales Without Sales Tax = $18,530 - $1,530 = $17,000
Answer:
16.59%
Explanation:
First we look at the formula which to determine the future value of the security and then work back to determine the annual return in terms of percentage
Future Value = Present Value x (1 +i)∧n
where i = the annual rate of return
n= number of years or period
We then plug the given figures into the equation as follows
we already know Present value to be $10,000 and the future value to be $100,000 and the number of years to be 15
Therefore, the implied annual return or yield on the investment is
100,000 = 10,000 x (1+i)∧15
(1+i)∧15 = 100,000/10,000 = 10
1 + i = (10∧(1/15))=1.165914
i= 1.165914-1
= 0.1659
= 16.59%
Answer: 15
Explanation:
For profit to be maximized by a monopolist, the marginal revenue and marginal cost must be gotten.
P= 105-3Q
MC= 15
Since total revenue is price × quantity, TR= P×Q = (105-3Q)Q
= 105Q-3Q^2
MR= 105-6Q
Since we've gotten marginal revenue and marginal cost, we equate both together.
MR=MC
105-6Q = 15
6Q = 105-15
6Q=90
Divide both side by 6
6Q/6 = 90/6
Q= 15
The quantity that will maximise profit is 15
Answer & Explanation:
If there is no other place for it. The case must be put back together and returned to the back room to be stored. There are times where it is acceptable to return a partial case to the back. An example is if a customer asks for an item out of the box.
Answer: A
Explanation: Recieveable balance $18500, this is the cash inflow of the company
Allowance for doubtful accounts $1400 this is usually a percentage of money set aside from cash inflow for debts e.t.c.
Unaccountable account $400 usually debts
Receivable after deduction of allowance of doubtful accounts.
$18500 - $1400 = $ 17100
Allowance of doubtful accounts after deduction of debts
$1400 - $400 = $1000
Amount receivable immediately after write off
$17100 + $1000 = $18100
