Answer:
$359,000
Explanation:
Total Bond issue costs can be calculated by adding all the cost related to the issue of bond.
Bond Certificate printing cost = $24,000
Legal fees paid = $90,000
CPA registration = $15,000
Underwriting Commission = $230,000
Total Bond issue costs = $359,000
After adding all the cost we reached at 359,000 and its closest to Option A 360,000
Answer:
A.$13,000
Explanation:
The computation of ending balance is shown below:-
Factory overhead = $24,000 × 50%
= $12,000
Total cost = Direct material + Direct labor + Factory overhead + Current period cost + Opening work in progress
= $76,000 + $24,000 + $12,000 + $10,000
= $122,000
Ending work in progress = Total cost - Cost of units transferred
= $122,000 - $109,000
= $13,000
Answer:
$8500
Explanation:
Beg AP bal = 3000
Sold 1/2 of merch on acct = add 2500
Paid suppliers = subtract 1000
Bought more merch on acct = add 4000
3000 + 2500 - 1000 + 4000 = 8500
Ending AP bal = 8500
Answer:
(B) $20 billion
Explanation:
Given a certain level of MPC, an increase in government spending (G) by a certain amount translates to an increase in aggregate demand (AD) through the relationship below.
where Δ means <em>change.</em>
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Therefore, given ΔAD of $50 billion, and MPC of 0.6,
= 
= 
= ΔG = 50 * 0.4 = 20
Therefore, increase in government purchases = $20 billion.
Answer:
$3,176 , it's two months of interests $1,588 + $1,588
Explanation:
If the company paid each month 1/12 of capital plus interest it means that it's necessary to deduct the total amount of interests paid each month.
The company paid $25,588 and the monthly capital it's $24,000, therefore the company paid on interest an amount of $1,588 each month.
The issue of a one year installment note means that the company repay the principal to the lender in a series of periodic payments, in this case each month pay principal plus interests
In the income statement we have to applied the accrual criteria which means that the company only recognize the interest paid in the past months, November and December.
