Answer:
$3,500 and deferred tax liability
Explanation:
The computation of the deferred tax is shown below:
= Service performed × tax rate
where,
Service performed is $10,000
And, the tax rate is 35%
Now placing the values
The amount of deferred tax is
= $10,000 × 35%
= $3,500
This amount reflect the deferred tax liability
We simply multiplied the service performed amount with the tax rate so that the deferred tax could come
Answer:
Apr 1
DR Cash $234,000
CR Common stock $63,000
CR Paid in capital in excess of par - Common Stock $171,000
<em>(To record issuance of common stock)</em>
Apr 7
DR Cash $540,000
CR Preferred stock $350,000
CR Paid in capital in excess of par - Preferred Stock $190,000
<em>(To record issuance of preferred stock)</em>
Explanation:
April 1
Cash
9,000 * 26 = $234,000
Common stock
9,000*7 = $63,000
April 7
Cash
5,000*108 = $540,000
Preferred stock
5,000*70 = $350,000
Answer:
1,875 units.
Explanation:
Break-even is the point where a company neither generate profit not make loss, or we can say that it the sales at which the operating profit will be zero. It can be calculated for sales volume as-well-as dollar sales. Let's prepare a contribution income statement to calculate the break-even sales in quantity. We know that:
EBIT / Operating Profit = (SP * Q) - (VC * Q) - Fixed Cost
where
SP = Selling Price
Q = Quantity / Units
VC = Variable cost
As it is understood that the operating profit at break-even is zero, simply put it in the above contribution income statements along with other figures given in the question.
⇒ 0 = (20 * Q) - (12 * Q) - 15,000
OR 15,000 / (20 - 12) = Q
⇒ Break-even units = Q = 1,875 units.
Answer:
$62,800
Explanation:
Following Garfield Corp's policy, the number of pet beds that must be purchased, assuming no initial inventory, is given by the expected number of sales in March (1,300 units) added to 30% of the expected sales in April (30% of 900 units):
Since the company purchases each pet bed for $40, total budgeted purchases are:
Garfield Corp's total budgeted purchases for March are $62,800.
Answer:
B. French wines will become more expensive in the United States.
Explanation:
Exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another during international trade. The strength of a currency determines how much of the other countrie's goods it can purchase.
When the strength of a countrie's currency is high it will purchase more of the other countrie's goods. If however the currency is weak, it will take more to buy the other countrie's goods.
In this case if the dollar falls against the euro, it will take more dollars to buy French wine than before.
For example if a bottle of French wine was $500, after the fall the price may now be $800.
