Answer:
The answer is Selling Stocks
Answer:
Total disbursement for Q2 $579,43
Explanation:
We will assume the sales are purchase are uniform during the year.
therefore days 1-30 sales are paid within the quarter
and day 31 to 90 are paid the next quarter:
Q1:
Purchase for Q2 x 65% = 660 x 65% = 429
Q2:
dividends = 60 dollars
wages taxes and other 660 x 16% = 105.6
<u>payment to suppliers</u>
remainder of next quarter:
660 x 65% x 2/3 =286
payment of this quarter purchase:
590 x 65% x 1/3 = 383,5 x 1/3 = 127,83
Total disbursements:
60 + 105.6 + 286 + 127.83 = 579,43
The answer is $1.06
$250 x .017 = 4.25 (1.7 percent = .017)
4.25 / 12 (months) = .354
.354 x 3 = 1.06
Answer:
C. Only making minimum payments on credit cards each month
Explanation:
Credit distress is a financial status where an individual or a firm cannot meet its obligations in time. The business or the individual cannot generate sufficient resources to pay their debts as they become due. To a business, high fixed costs, economic downturns, and illiquid assets cause credit distress.
Poor budgeting, unnecessary debt load, poor financial decisions lead to credit distress among individuals. Other signs of credit distress include living or over-relying on overdrafts, problem paying bills on time, and getting reminder collection calls and past-due notices.
Answer: a. The auditor provides services to employee benefit plans sponsored by governmental entities
Explanation:
Department of Labor independence rules apply to the audit services that are provided to employee benefit plans.
The situation requiring an auditor to apply Department of Labor (DOL) independence rules is when the auditor provides services to employee benefit plans sponsored by governmental entities