Answer:
Computation of cash received from the sale of the equipment:
D. $58,000.
Explanation:
Computation:
Sale of Equipment Account
Equipment account $240,000
less acc. depreciation 172,000
Net book value $68,000
less loss on sale 10,000
Cash received $58,000
Equipment Account
Year 1 balance $750,000
Year 2 balance 510,000
Sale of equipment $240,000
Accumulated Depreciation:
Year 1 balance $500,000
Year 2 balance 328,000
Sale of equipment $172,000
b) The sale of the equipment caused a loss of $10,000. The net book value of the equipment is $68,000. This implies that it was sold for $58,000 ($68,000 - $10,000). So, the cash received from the sale is $58,000.
The
answer is recognition.
<span>Recognition
is one of the three processes of memory, the
other two are encoding and storage. Recognition is the process of
retrieving information from the past to use it in an actual
situation.</span>
The answer would be A because the key word is manufacturing and that means Mark is building something he visioned. So, the business he started although small inspired enough people to work for what he envision. B, C, and D are wrong because it does not hint or say in the question about any of those answer choices.
To calculate:
1) Net income (loss) for 2010.
2) Operating cash flow
Solution: 1)
Sales = $850000
Less: Cost of goods sold = $610000
Gross profit = $240000
Less: Administrative and selling expenses = $110000
Earning before Interest, Tax and Depreciation = $130000
Less: Depreciation = $140000
Earning before Interest and Tax (EBIT) = ($10000)
Less: Interest expense = $85000
Earning before tax (EBT) = ($95000)
Less: Tax = $0 (as company is having negative EBT or loss hence no tax)
Net loss = $95000
2) Operating cash flow
EBIT + Depreciation - Tax
Wherein, EBIT = Earning before Interest and Tax
($10000) + 140000 - 0 = $130000
Answer:
The incorrect statement about Venture capitalists is:
Venture capitalists usually assume active roles in the management of the financed firm.
Explanation:
Venture capitalists are high net worth individuals with managerial competence or experience seeking for new businesses to invest in. In exchange, they ask for an equity stake in the company they finance.
Venture capital financing is the type of funds that are given to invested into viable businesses in their budding stage by investors that see long term growth potential in them. it is a form of private equity.
Venture Capitalist never assume active roles in the management of the financed firm. however, if they have the technical know how, they may pitch in passively from time to time to advice.
