Answer:
the file attached shows the whole explanation. I hope it helps.
Explanation:
Complete question
Compute the depreciation deductions that Hernandez, Jackson, and Twist may claim under the following assumptions. If an amount is zero, enter "0". Do not round any division. Depreciation Deductions Hernandez Jackson Twist Trust
a. Depreciation deduction allocated to corpus. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
b. If depreciation was allocated to income. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
c. If the trustee distributed $15,000 each to Hernandez and to Jackson and retained the remaining accounting income. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
d. If Twist is an estate (not a trust) and depreciation deduction allocated to corpus.
Answer:
Our answer is E 114,420
Explanation:
Production budget:
Jan Feb Mar
Budgeted sales units 40000 37000 34000
Add: Ending inventory 12950 11900
Total requirement 52950 48900
Less: Beginning inventory 14000 12950
Budgeted production units 38950 35950
Purchase budget of Box:
Jan Feb
Budgeted production 38950 35950
Bx required per unit 3 3
Total requirement of Boxes 116850 107850
Add: Ending inventory 21570
Total boxes needed 138420
Less: Beginning inventory 24000
Budgeted Purchase boxes 114420
Answer is E. 114420
Answer:
equipment 3,700
Explanation:
First we calcualte the values of the machine given up:
<u>traded-out assets</u>
purchased 23000
depreciation <u>20,000 </u>
book value 3,000
fair value 5,000
gain on disposal 2,000
This gain would be recognzie if there was commercial substance. In this case we don't have commercial substance. So it is deffered.
Value given up forthe new equipment:
cash 700
traded-out <u>5,000 </u>
total value 5,700
We subtract the deffered gain on disposal to get the accounting value for the new equipment:
deferred gain (2,000)
accounting value 3,700
The machine will enter the accounting with 3,700
journal entry
equipment 3,700
acc del 20,000
equipment 23,000
cash 700
Answer:
a) Appeal to the receiver's sense of responsibility and pride in the company's good name
Explanation:
Persuasive messages refer to communicating an idea so as to persuade the recipient towards an action.
Such messages are usually drafted by sales and marketing personnel.
While drafting a persuasive message, AIDA (Attention, interest, desire and action) principle is usually followed by the marketers.
In the given case, Mikhail's claim has already been denied once and he is drafting the second persuasive message. As he expects resistance from the media company, he should draw the attention of the recipient towards their own responsibilities and duties and pride relating to the good reputation of the company.
He may choose to express, what the receiver's responsibility and duties are and how non performance of those puts the company's reputation (pride) at stake.
