Answer:be fair and honest with customers
Explanation:
Answer:
$1,302,000
Explanation:
To calculate the net realizable value of accounts receivable we have to subtract the value of accounts receivables aging report from total accounts receivable = $1,430,000 - $128,000 = $1,302,000
The accounts receivables aging report lists unpaid clients' invoices and unused credit memos.
<span>Gender would not be an effective base for market segmentation in this example in which they do not constitute distinct identifiable segments, because the segments are not </span>differentiable. Differentiable segments are segments in which the<span> </span>segment<span> boundaries can be stated clearly. In this case this is not possible, because both men and women respond similarly to the same marketing mix.(there are no differences).</span>
Answer: 10 months
Explanation:
It would take the Hendersons 10months to recover their cost if they decide to do it themselves over the professional service.
Here is how;
Doing it themselves would cost -
$250 - For a lawnmower
$135 - For an edger
$69 - For a hedge trimmer
$25 - For a rake
Summing these up gives $479
It would cost the Hendersons $479 to purchase equipments to carry out their monthly yard maintenance themselves.
On the other hand, if they were to hire a professional service, it would cost
• $75 for the first month and
• $45 for subsequent months
So, $45 * 9months = $405
$405 + $75 (for the initial month) = $480
Comparing the $480 for a professional to the $479 it would cost to purchase equipment and do it themselves, it would take the Hendersons 10months to recover their cost if they decide to do it themselves over the professional service.
Answer:
$7,176,000
Explanation:
We will calculate the sbsidiary net gain and add it to the firm income to get the consolidated net income:
Little income 864,000
amortization on acquisition investment <u> (48,000) </u>
net gain on subsidiary 816,000
Big income 6,360,000
big income + income from subsidiary = 6,360,000 + 816,000 = 7,176,000
This will be the consolidated net income.
The dividends do not impact the net income.
