Answer:
$14,439.8
Explanation:
The computation of operating cash flow is shown below:-
The operating cash flow is shown below:
= EBIT + Depreciation - Income tax expense
where,
EBIT = Sales - cost of good sold - depreciation expense - selling and administrative expense
= $44,432 - $14,909 - $4,965 - $10,816
= $13,742
Tax expenses = ( Earnings before interest and tax - interest expenses ) × tax rate of 40%
= ($13,742 - $3,074) × 40%
= $10,668 × 40%
= $4,267.2
So, the operating cash flow
= $13,742 + $4,965 - $4,267.2
= $14,439.8
Answer:
1)Price has decreased and the effect on quantity cannot be determined
Explanation:
As of good rainfall there is a rise in supply of canola that means the shifting o feh supply curve could be right also the demanded for the vegetable oil would decline that means the demand is falling so the demand curve would shift to the left
Therefore, the equilibrium would fall but it is unable to figure out whether the quantity would rise or not without considering the elasticities of the demand and the supply curve
Hence, the correct option is 1
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
C. Increasing efficiency by allowing for greater specialization
Explanation:
A free economy is one where the forces of demand and supply determine production and consumption. The government or the central authority does not interfere with economic activities in a free economy.
In a free economy, the factors of production are held by the private sector. There is increased business competition as entrepreneurs have the freedom to open a business of their choice. Buyers have the liberty to buy from their preferred suppliers. Businesses are profit-motivated, which forces entrepreneurs to be creative and innovative to win customers and make more sales. They have to specialize and increase their efficiency to be more competitive.
Answer:
1.
Dec 31 Rent expense $3450 Dr
Prepaid Rent $3450 Cr
2.
Oct 1 Prepaid Rent $13800 Dr
Cash $13800 Cr
3.
Year end balances at 31 December:
Rent Expense = $3450
Prepaid Rent = $10350
Explanation:
Assumption: The year end for the business in on 31 December.
1.
The rent is paid in advance thus it is an asset. On 31 December the adjusting entry will be made under the accrual principle to match the current period's rent expense and record it in the period to which it belongs to. Thus we will credit the rent expense for 3 months i.e. October, November and December. We will credit the asset account that is Prepaid Rent.
2.
The prepayment of rent is creating an asset account in the title of prepaid rent. The entry would be to record the asset prepaid rent by the full amount of the rent prepaid and credit the other asset account through which the payment is being made.
3.
The adjusted year end balance for rent expense will be the rent expense paid for this period that is $1150 * 3 = 3450
The balance in the prepaid rent account after adjusting the rent expense will be,
Prepaid rent = 13800 - 3450 = $10350
