Answer:
OB. Gross Purchases.
Explanation:
Gross purchases represent all the purchases a business made in a particular period. It includes returns outwards ( purchases returns), discounts and allowances received.
Net purchases are calculated by subtracting purchase returns, discounts received, and allowances from gross purchases.
Therefore, Net Purchases + Purchases Returns and Allowances + Purchase Discounts= gross purchases.
Answer: e. Airline O has less lease assets at the inception of the lease
Explanation:
With operating leases, the entity leasing the asset or the lessee, does not get the rights to ownership of the asset being leased but instead simply pay a fee or sort of rent for leasing the asset.
With a finance lease however, ownership is passed to the lessee for the lease period and the lessee would have to depreciate the asset and record it in its books.
Airline O will therefore not record any assets but Airline F will. This means that Airline F will have more assets than O because it had to record its assets but O did not.
<span>One benefit to Mr. Westmark's decision is that it gives customers more flexibility when it come to buying. Customers can exceed the company's net earnings and get a better understanding of what they're buying. They get to know what the company gains from the deal, and the final cost.</span>
Answer:
No, the cost of the annual premium for 10 years was less than the accident claims
Explanation:
Since in the question it is mentioned that the annual premium is $1,200, $200,000 is the bodily injury coverage and $100,000 should be the property damage coverage
Also the $40,000 and $20,000 represent the medical cost and the car damage
So here the cost should not outweight the benefit of the transferring the risk as the annual premium cost for ten years should be lower than the accident claims
