D. all of the above
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Answer: Channel stuffing
Explanation: In simple words, channel stuffing refers to the deceitful business practice by the organisations in which it shows wrong picture of its sales and earnings by sending more products to the distribution channel which they are able to send.
In the given case, Chantel has been sending their distributors more units than they asked for with the objective of inflating the sales number in the records.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is C.
Answer:
Present Value
Stream A $1,251.247
Stream B $1,300.316
Explanation:
<em>The present value of a future sum is the amount that would be invested today at the prevailing interest rate to have the sum</em>
Stream A
(100 × 1.08^9-1) + (400× 1.08^-2) + (400× 1.08^-3) + (400× 1.08^-4) + (300× 1.08^-5) = $1,251.247
Stream B
(300 × 1.08^9-1) + (400× 1.08^-2) + (400× 1.08^-3) + (400× 1.08^-4) + (100× 1.08^-5) = $1,300.316
Present Value
Stream A $1,251.247
Stream B $1,300.316
Answer:
$4,412
Explanation:
If the company estimates that $4,412 of accounts receivables will be uncollectible, then it must record that number under the Allowance for Bad debts Account.
That account started the year with a $3,284 balance, it decreased by $1,826 (debt written off), and then must be adjusted by crediting $2,954 so its balance = $4,412 on December 31.
