Answer:
carrying value after 2 years = $967.64
Explanation:
the journal entry to record the purchase of the bond:
Dr Investment in bonds 1,000
Dr Premium on investment in bonds 41.60
Cr Cash 1,041.60
Assuming a straight line amortization, the yearly amortization = $41.60 / 9 years = $4.62 per year
carrying value at moment of purchase = $958.40
carrying value after 1 year = $963.02
carrying value after 2 years = $967.64
Answer:
$87,200
Explanation:
The computation of the total amount of merchandise purchase is shown below:
As we know that
Cost of goods sold = Beginning merchandise inventory + purchase of merchandise - ending merchandise inventory
$69,400 = $11,600 + purchase of merchandise - $29,400
$69,400 = -$17,800 + purchase of merchandise
So, purchase value of merchandise is
= $69,400 + $17,800
= $87,200
Answer:
$4,480
Explanation:
The total amount to be recorded as expense would include the cost of the item purchased an the values of the applicable taxes.
As such, the advertising expense would include the value of the goods and services tax as well as the provincial sales tax with both tax rates applied to the applicable cost.
Goods and services tax = 5% × $4,000
= $200
Provincial sales tax = 7% × $4,000
= $280
Total debit to advertising expense
= $4,000 + $200 + $280
= $4,480
Answer:
If protective import-restricting tariffs are imposed by a country, in the majority of cases that nation's consumers end up
paying a higher price for the good than they otherwise would.
Explanation:
Import-restricting tariffs increase the cost of goods and services imported from other countries. Governments have various reasons for making such impositions. Some claim that the tariffs are imposed to protect local industries or to comply with local content requirements. However, these restrictions hamper free trade. They also distort the competitiveness of nations.
