Answer: The illustration must show that the policy owner (Kiara)<em> </em><em>may need to resume paying the premium payments depending on actual results. </em>
The policy owner will need to determine if this is the right policy for her and her family. The illustration should be truthful about how the policy will perform for the buyers lifetime. The illustration should also show the financial projections for each year so the buyer can determine if the plan fits their budget.
Answer:
1. $2,296
2. $19.58
3. Total labor cost = Fixed cost + (variable cost × employee hour)
Explanation:
The computations are shown below:
1. The fixed cost would be
= High labor cost - (High employee hours × Variable rate per hour)
= $10,324 - (410 hours × $19.58)
= $10,324 - $8,028
= $2,296
2. Variable rate per hour = (High labor cost - low labor cost) ÷ (High employee hours - low employee hours)
= ($10,324 - $6,800) ÷ (410 hours - 230 hours)
= $3,524 ÷ 180 hours
= $19.58
3. The cost formula would be
Total labor cost = Fixed cost + (variable cost × employee hour)
= $2,296 + ($19.58 × employee hour)
Answer: The answer is Yes. This is because you have a choice to accept or decline.
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
a. Cash A/c Dr $15,000
To Games revenue A/c $15,000
(Being cash collected)
b. Cash A/c Dr $3,000
Accounts receivable A/c Dr $5,000
To Sales revenue $8,000
(Being cash received for selling of equipment)
c. Cash A/c Dr $4,000
To Account receivable $4,000
(Being cash received for merchandise sold by the company)
d. Cash A/c Dr $2,500
To Unearned revenue A/c $2,500
(Being deposit received for the upcoming fall season)
Answer:
A. $1,476 million.
Explanation:
Cash at beginning of the year + cash from operating activities + Cash from investing activities + cash from financing activities
Cash at beginning of the year + $1,504 -$973 -$875 = $1132
Cash at beginning of the year - $344 = $1132
Cash at the beginning of the year = $1132 + $344
Cash at the beginning of the year = $1,476 million
