Answer:
a. Acct. receivable % uncollectible Est. uncollectible
1-30 days old $63,000 3% $1,890
31-90 days old $12,000 14% $1,680
> 90 days old $5,000 37% <u>$1,850</u>
Total <u>$5,420</u>
b. Date General journal Debit Credit
Dec 31 Bad debts expenses $5,150
Allowance for doubtful accounts $5,150
($5,420 - $270)
Answer:
Frank Furter can sue hot dog stand and tire manufacturer for breaking of his tooth.
Explanation:
Frank furter can sue the hot dog stand as it was the main cause of his accident. The car is designed for having a luxury driving experience but the accidents may happen any time and there should be suitable brake system which can stop the car immediately or in few seconds. The tire should not burst as this will enhance the damage in the accident.
Answer:
c. cash, checking account balances, and travelers' checks.
Explanation:
Money Supply is the concept that means the amount of the liquid financial products and total currency in the market or economy. It is regulated the macro-economically by the monetary policy. So, there are types of measures of money supply or stock:
-M0: narrowly, it means the hard currency in circulation
-MB: it equals M0+ the hard currency which are not technically in circulation and in bank reserves.
-M1: it is the most common one and equals M0 plus checking accounts plus travelers’ checks and other checkable deposits.
-M2: covers M1 and saving accounts and CDs.
-M3: it surrounds the larger deposits.
-MZM: finally, this indicates the money market deposits.
That’s why we could notice that M1 narrowly means the cash, checking account and travelers’ checks.
Answer: c. Do not include the normal costs of commuting
Explanation: deductible expenses do not include the normal costs of commuting. Deductible expenses can be subtracted from a company's income before it is subject to income tax. Therefore they reduce tax liability. Utilities, wages, rent, auto expenses, meals and entertainment, some business expenses such as advertising, employee benefits, insurance etc. are examples of expenses that can be deducted from a company's income.
