Answer:
Lease
Explanation:
Lease is the contract in which one party should convey the property in terms of land, services to the other party for a particualr time and in return they would paid the periodic payment i.e. of month wise normally
so as per the given situation since she does not enough money so she pay $25,000 to him for a year that means it a lease contract between them
Answer:
$1,258,950 and $5,233,670
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
For cost of goods sold
= Cost of goods sold - beginning inventory overstated + ending inventory overstated
= $1,338,800 - $114,680 + $34,830
= $1,258,950
Since the ending inventory contains the lesser amount so it would be added and the beginning inventory contains larger amount so it would be deducted
For retained earning
= Retained earning - ending inventory
= $5,268,500 - $34,830
= $5,233,670
Answer:
Increased responsibility for corporate officers
Explanation:
A review of eight thousand public companies, on the study of the impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 revealed that <u>SOX increased directors' workload and risk, and increased demand by mandating that firms have more outside directors. </u>
It was also revealed that both broad-based changes and cross-sectional changes (by firm size) occurred <u>because Board committees meet more often post-SOX</u> and Director and Officer insurance premiums have doubled.
Answer:
$311,100
Explanation:
Solution
Recall that:
Assume Chester corp downsized the size of their workforce by = %
The exit interviews cost estimated = 100
Additional normal costs of separation = $5000
Now,
The Total Employee = 305
The Down Sizing = 20%
Thus,
The Total Employee = 305 x 20% = 61 employees
so,
The Separation cost per employees = $5000
The Exit interview cost = $100
Total cost = $5,100
Now,
The total overall cost of separation = 61 employees x total cost of separation per employees
Which is,
= 61 x 5100 = = $311,100
Answer:
The machine will be recorded at 38,500
Explanation:
First we work the old machine numbers
<u>traded-out </u>
purchased 30,000
depreciation (22,500)
book value 7, 500
fair value 5,500 (A)
loss on disposal 2, 000 (diference between book value and fair value)
(A) the invoice has a cost 38,500 we paid 33,000 cash so the value of the old machine on this trasaction was 5,500
The transaction has commercial substance so we recognize the new machine at his fair value and recognize the loss on dispossal
<u>This would be the journal entry :</u>
machine 38,500 the machine enter the accounting at fair value
acc dep 22,500
loss on disposal 2,000 we recognize the loss on disposal
machine 30,000
cash 33,000
