Answer:
b. credit to Rent Revenue of $3,200
Explanation:
Cash collected in advance results in the the creation of an asset and a liability. Hence a debit to cash account and a credit to deferred revenue. When the revenue is earned, it is recognized as a credit to revenue and a debit to deferred revenue with the amount earned.
Amount earned as at December 31
= 1/3 × $9,600
= $3,200
Entries required
Debit Deferred Rent revenue $3,200
Credit Rent Revenue $3,200
Being entries to recognize revenue earned as at December 31
Out of the roughly 142 million filers, people under the age of 35 account for 35 percent of all returns but just 17 percent of total AGI. By far, the largest number of filers are between the ages of 35 and 55, and they account for nearly half of total AGI
Answer: d. must stop payment if the bank has a reasonable time to act.
Explanation:
Dios as a bank holds money for it's customers which means that the money is still under the ownership of the customer in question to do as they see fit.
If the customer therefore instructs them to act in a certain way with that money, they will do so provided that it is legal of course.
Bok asks Dios to stop a payment related to his own money and so they must do so if they have enough/reasonable time to do so because as their customer, he is there first priority especially in relation to his own money.
Answer:
Total Fees = $600
Explanation:
A Mutual Fund is a type of investment that pools funds from many individual investors into a singular investment product.
The fund is managed by a Fund Manager. The Fund Manager applies charges to the fund. The charges are income to the Fund Manager.
Front-end load: This is more like a Sales charge applied on the investment amount at the point of buying into the Fund.
Back-end load: This charge is applied on the redemption amount. It is meant to discourage the investor from withdrawing early form the Fund.
Annual fees: This are yearly charge applied on the investment amount.
Calculation:
Front-end load: $0 [Because the rate is 0%]
Back-end load:[2% of 20000] 
× 20000 = $400
Annual Charge: [1% of 20000] 
× 20000 = $200
Total Fees: [$400 + $200] = $600.
