Answer:
debit cash $250,000; credit notes payable $250,000
Explanation:
July 1, journal entries should be:
- Dr Cash account 250,000
- Cr Notes Payable account 250,000
Since cash is an asset account and it increases (the company receives money), it should be debited.
Since notes payable is a liability account and it increases, it should be credited.
Answer:
No entry required
However, the balance sheet must be adjusted to represent both, the 4,000,000 inventory and the 4,000,000 accounts payable
Explanation:
As the account involved:
Inventory and accounts payable are permanent account do not alter the net income for the year ended December 31th 2020.
Also as no cash is involve the cash statement is not affected too.
This delay on recording generate no problem for the accounting.
Answer:
Using the Put-Call parity principle where the following relationship holds:
Covered Call = Protective Put
Using the above, find the call price:
Call + Strike price / (1 + risk free rate) = Stock price + Put
Call + 18 / (1.08) = 20 + 3.33
Call + 16.67 = 20 + 3.33
Call = 23.33 - 16.67
Call = $6.66
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<em>The call option is overvalued at $7 so sell the Call option and buy the Put option and the Stock and borrow $16.67 which is the present value of the Put. </em>
<em>The net gain will be:</em>
<em>= 7 - 6.66</em>
<em>= $0.34</em>
That investor will become a Shareholder.
The moment an investor become a shareholder, that investor is basically own some percentage of the company.
Each year, the company will pay the investors in the form of Dividend, which amount is depended on how well the company perform in that year
According to the Fisher effect, the real interest rate should remain constant. The Fisher effect was formulated by Economist Irving Fisher who studied the effects of inflation pertaining to interest rates.