Answer and explanation:
<em>The house owner is correct</em> because <em>strict liability</em> applies in the case. Strict liability refers to the responsibility an individual or organization has over actions incurred even if there was no intention of causing property or personal injuries. Strict liability only considers if the action was the result of the damage.
Answer:
See the explanation below
Explanation:
Share of net income = 30% × $40 million = $12 million
Dividend received = 20 million × $1 = $20 million
The journal are as follows:
<u>Details Dr ($'million) Cr ($'million) </u>
Investment in Nursery Supplies Inc. 63
Cash 63
<u><em>Being the cash payment for investment in Nursery Supplies Inc. </em></u>
Investment in Nursery Supplies Inc. 12
Investment income 12
<em><u>Being the a share of net income of Nursery Supplies Inc. </u></em>
Cash 20
Investment in Nursery Supplies Inc. 20
<u><em>Being dividend received from Investment in Nursery Supplies Inc. </em></u>
Answer:
a. 6.56%
b. 10.62%
Explanation:
Debt-equity ratio=debt/equity
Hence debt=1.2 equity
Let equity be $x
Debt=$1.2x
Total=$2.2x
WACC=Respective costs*Respective weight
a.
8.7=(x/2.2x*13)+(1.2x/2.2x*Cost of debt)
8.7=5.909+(1.2/2.2*Cost of debt)
Cost of debt=(8.7-5.909)*(2.2/1.2)
=5.1167%(Approx)
Hence pretax cost of debt=Cost of debt/(1-tax rate)
=5.1167/(1-0.22)=6.56%(Approx).
b.
8.7=(x/2.2x*Cost of equity)+(1.2x/2.2x*7.1)
8.7=(1/2.2*Cost of equity)+3.8727
Cost of equity=(8.7-3.8727)*2.2
=10.62%
Answer:
b. An employee assistance program
Explanation:
The employee asssitance program is the program in which it offers free of cost and the assessment that are confidential in all respect. It includes short-term counselling, references, follow up services to the employees who has the personal or work related issues
Since Brandon wants to help Ross and also he dont want to lose his job
so this given situation represent the assistance program
Therefore the option b is correct
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
On Jan 1 - Cash A/c Dr $5,000,000
To Bonds Payable A/c $5,000,000,
(Being bond is issued)
On June 30 - Interest expense A/c Dr $150,000
To Cash A/c $150,000
(Being interest paid for cash)
On December 31, Bonds Payable A/c Dr $5,000,000
To Cash A/c $5,000,000
(Being payment of principal is recorded on the maturity date)