Answer:
The answer id given below
Explanation:
Retained Earnings 5,000*10 Dr.$25,000
Capital 5,000*1 Cr.$5,000 Paid in Capital 5000*(10-1) Cr.$45,000
The retained earnings will be debited with market price of shares given as dividend.
Answer:
85%
Explanation:
With regards to the above information, the predetermined over head is calculated as seen below.
Predetermined overhead = [(Estimated overhead / Expected labor cost) × 100]
Estimated overhead = $85,000
Expected labor cost = $100,000
Then,
Predetermined overhead = [($85,000 / $100,000) × 100]
Predetermined overhead = 0.85 × 100
Predetermined overhead = 85%
Therefore, the predetermined overhead rate for the next period should be 85%
Answer:
D. The minimum of the range
Explanation:
First, it is essential to note the accrual of loss contingency is accruable only if the amount is estimable to a reasonable extent and the loss is also probable. Wyatt Co's loss is actually both probable and reasonably estimated so it meets the two criteria.
Furthermore, since it is reasonable within a rang of outcomes, Accounting Standards Codification Topic 450 (of the Financial Accounting Standard Board) dictates the amount to be accrued should be the better estimate of all amounts within the range.
The standard further states that in a situation where a better estimate can not be determined among the other amounts within the range then the amount accrued should be the one at the range's low end or the minimum amount of the range.
All these criteria shows that Wyatt CO's loss should accrue the minimum amount in the range
The phase of Identifying risks is when we increase the amount of insurance coverage on one's vehicle.
<h3>What is a Risk Management?</h3>
A Risk Management refers to the identification, analysis and response to risk factors that affects a business, entity etc
Thus, the increasing of the amount of insurance coverage is in the phase of Identifying risks because the its leads to coverage of identified additional risk on the vehicle.
Therefore, the Option D is correct.
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