Answer:
Dr Merchandise inventory 50,000
Dr Machinery 155,000
Dr Notes receivable 100,000
Cr Common stock 62,000
Cr Additional paid in capital in excess of par value 243,000
Explanation:
All outstanding stocks must be recorded at par value: 3,100 shares x $20 = $62,000. Any mount paid for the stocks in excess of par value must be recorded in the additional paid in capital in excess of par value account : $305,000 - $62,000 = $243,000
<span>Your debt to income ratio determines how likely you are able to make your payments. When a high percentage of your available credit is been used, this can indicate that your money is overextended, and you may be more likely to make late and or missed payments.</span>
Answer:
$14,832
Explanation:
Depreciation charge = 2 x SLDP x BVSLDP
where,
SLDP = 100 ÷ useful life = 20 %
and
BVSLDP = Cost or Net Book Value
therefore,
1st year
Depreciation charge = 2 x 20 % x $61,800 = $24,720
2nd year
Depreciation charge = 2 x 20 % x ($61,800 - $24,720) = $14,832
conclusion
the amount of depreciation for the second full year is $14,832
C.
Allocative efficiency in simple terms basically means there is no wastage, therefore if producers produce at price equals marginal coat, they are producing at the point where consumers are willing to pay that final price. Refer to the poorly drawn diagram for reference.
Answer:
Net income= $2,328,000
ROA= 12%
ROE= 25.30%
Explanation:
Aquilera incorporation has a sales of $19.4 million
The total assets is $14.4 million
The total debt is $5.2 million
The profit margin is 12%
The net income can be calculated as follows
= profit margin × sales
= 12/100 × 19,400,000
= 0.12 × 19,400,000
= $2,328,000
The ROA can be calculated as follows
= Net income/Average Sales
= 2,328,000/19,400,000
= 0.12 × 100
= 12%
The ROE can be calculated as follows
= Net income/Total equity
Total equity= Total assets - Total debt
= 14,400,000-5,200,000
= 9,200,000
= 2,328,000/9,200,000
= 0.2530 × 100
= 25.30%
