Answer:
Operations Research Analyst, Accountant, Data Entry Clerk, Intern
Explanation:
Most employers insist that operations research analysts have a master's degree. In practice, one needs a minimum of a bachelor's degree to become an operation research analyst. Most accountants attend college have a bachelor's degree, although it's not mandatory.
Interns are mostly college students. Since they have not graduated, they should have the least educational qualification, followed by clerks.
Answer:
$26,600
Explanation:
the total amount of interest expense included in the first annual principal (or any annual payment actually) = principal's balance x yearly interest rate
$280,000 x 9.5% = $26,600
the principal's balance after the first payment = $280,000 - $26,600 = $253,400
the interest expense included in the second payment = $253,400 x 9.5% = $24,073
Answer:
1. B
2. A
3. D
4. C
Explanation:
1. Activity variance
B) the difference between a revenue or cost item in the flexible budget and the same item in the planning budget.
The activity variance is as a result of difference between the actual level of activity in the flexible budget to the assumed level of activity in the planning budget.
2. Planning budget
A) a budget created at the beginning of the budgeting period that is valid only for the planned level of activity.
Planning budget is a process of evaluating earnings and expenses and project their monetary intakes and outtakes for the future made by an individual or company.
3. Flexible Budget
D) a report showing estimates of what revenues and costs should have been, given the actual level of activity for the period.
Flexible budget adjusts with changes in volume and activity
4. Spending variance
C) the difference between the actual amount of the cost and how much the cost should have been, given the actual level of activity
This is unfavorable if the actual cost is greater than what the cost should have been and favorable if the actual cost is less than what the cost should have been.
Answer:
B) II & IV
II. The Agent of the Broker-Dealer would be allowed to provide a potential customer with such a sales piece or summary if it does not omit any relevant information that the client would need to determine if they would like to buy the security.
IV. The Agent of the Broker-Dealer, when creating a summary or sales piece, is required to present a fair and balanced presentation of all material information from the prospectus.
Explanation:
Under North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) rules, when an agent or a broker-dealer creates a summary sheet or sales piece, it must include a fair and balanced presentation of all the important and relevant information that their client may need to be able to make a decision as to whether or not they want to purchase the security. Obviously the client trusts his/her agent, but the client must be given all the information necessary for him/her to decide whether the agent's advice should be followed or not.
Answer:
The total payroll tax expenses is $3139.5
See the prepared journal in the explanation below.
Explanation:
Before it is presented on a general journal, the calculation is done below;
1. Payroll tax expenses:
FICA Social Security taxes = 6.2% * 2300 * 10
= 0.062 * 2300 * 10
= $1,426
FICA Medicare taxes = 1.45% * 2300 * 10
= 0.0145 * 2300 * 10
= $333.5
FUTA taxes = 0.6% * 2300 * 10
= 0.006 * 2300 * 10
=$138
SUTA taxes = 5.4% * 2300 * 10
= 0.054 * 2300 *10
= $1242
Total payroll tax expenses = $1,426 + $333.5 + $138 + $1242
= $3139.5
Date General Journal Debit Credit
Jan. 31 Payroll tax expense $3139.5
FICA- Social sec. taxes payable $1,426
FICA- Medicare taxes payable $333.5
FUTA taxes payable $138
SUTA taxes payable $1242
(Payroll tax expense recognized)
