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Answer:
$4,013.10.
$3,329.54.
Explanation:
If discount rate is 8%
PV of Cash Flows :
($830 / 1.08^1) + ($1,150 / 1.08^2) + ($1,410 / 1.08^3) + ($1,550 / 1.08^4)
$768.52 + $985.94 + $1,119.30 + $1,139.30
$4,013.10
If discount rate is 16%
PV of Cash Flows :
($830 / 1.16^1) + ($1,150 / 1.16^2) + ($1,410 / 1.16^3) + ($1,550 / 1.16^4)
$715.52 + $854.64 + $903.33 + $856.05
$3,329.54.
Answer:
May 20
No Entry
June 14
Dr. Dividends $255,000
Cr. Dividend Payable $255,000
July 14
Dr. Dividend Payable $255,000
Cr. Cash $255,000
July 31
Dr. Retained Earnings $255,000
Cr. Dividend $255,000
Explanation:
Dividend = $0.5 x 510,000 = $255,000
May 20
Dividend is declared, No entry is required
June 14
Dividend to be recorded on this date. As dividend is not paid yet so it will be recorded as payable and on the other hand dividend account is debited to make a contra capital account of dividend.
July 14
Dividend is paid as cash is paid so, it will be credited and the liability is reduced so, it will be debited.
July 31
At the end of the period we have to adjust the Dividend Contra capital account in retained earning to make the dividend account zero.
