Answer:
A $30,000 payment the seller will receive from this closing.
Explanation:
The debit column represents the money the seller is receiving from this sale (seller's proceeds).
All the debit's correspond to money received by the seller (e.g. earnest money), while the credits correspond to payments carried out by the seller (e.g. any fees paid by the seller).
So if there is some amount that need to be debited at the end, it can only be money that the seller should receive.
Interest is calculated as a <u>percentage of the principal</u>. With compound interest, the interest earned is <u>added back into the principle</u> so during the next period you start earning interest on the new, higher amount. Every time the interest compounds, it gets added into the principal and you earn more and more interest.
Example:
10% simple interest on $100:
(.1 * 100) +100 = 10 + 100 = $110
But if you do 10% interest compounding monthly for 3 months you have:
Month 1: (.1 * 100) +100 = 10 + 100 = $110
Month 2: (.1*110) +110 = $121
Month 3: (.1*121) + 121 = $133.10
Even with this simple example you can see how much more money is earned when your interest is compounded and added back into the principal.
Answer:
Cash flow from financing activities
Explanation:
There are 3 ways of reporting financial data of an organisation. The balance sheet, cash flow statement, and income statement.
Cash flow statement shows the sources of cash coming into and going out of an organisation.
The major sources are operations, financing, and investing activities.
Financing activities are those in which a company a company raises capital by selling shares, and pays back it's investors.
In the given scenario where Zack Corporation made an initial issue of 10,000 shares of $2 each to the public for cash. They are raising cash so this is a financing activity.
Answer:
Human resources.
Explanation:
Human resources. are the employees who work for a business
Answer:
Accounts receivable
Explanation:
Accounts receivable is a component or part of the current assets. It is the amount that is created by selling the goods on account. Such receipts are receivable within the duration of one year.
Salaries payable is a part of current liabilities.
Notes payable is also a part of current liabilities.
Similarly, accounts payable is also a part of current liabilities.
Such payments are payable within the duration of one year.
