Answer:
A. NA = NA + NA NA -NA = NA NA NA
Explanation:
As Year 2 the customer paid Loudoun the $1,050,which was written off On April 4, Year 1.
Therefore, the following journal entries to record the transaction.
Accounts receivable debit $1,050
Allowance for doubtful accounts credit $1,050
To record reinstatement of accounts receivable.
Cash debit $1,050
Accounts receivable credit $1,050
As one asset account is increase and another asset account is decreased.
Answer: 4%
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Pension plan assets were $1,200 million at the beginning of the year and $1,252 million at the end of the year and that at the end of the year, retiree benefits paid by the trustee were $28 million and cash invested in the pension fund was $32 million.
Based on the above scenario, the percentage rate of return on plan assets goes thus:
Opening balance of plan assets 1200
Add:- Actual return = 48
Add:- contributions = 32
Less :- retiree benefits = -28
Closing balance of plan assets = 1252
It should be noted that the actual return is the balancing figure which is calculated as:
= 1252 + 28 - 1200 - 32
= 48
The percentage rate of return on plan assets will now be:
= 48/1200
=0.04
= 4%
Answer:
A 15.64%
Explanation:
300*1.18 = 354
354*0.02 = 7.08
354 - 7.08 = 346.92
rate of return = 346.92/300
= 15.64%
Therefore, The rate of return on the fund is 15.64%
Answer:
Jim's plant can produce products with slight variations
Explanation:
Jim runs a plant which uses a flexible manufacturing production process. This means that his products can offer some range of variations according to the suits or demands of customers, which will be especially helpful when there is a change in taste among customers.
Bill, however uses basic appliances and a mass production system. His products may therefore, suffer due to little variations between them in the case of a change in customers' preferences.
