Answer: b. Sales Returns, Wages, Machinery, Discount Allowed
Explanation:
Sales returns reduce the sales made. Sales are put on the credit side so transactions that will reduce sales such as sales returns would have to go on the debit side.
Wages are an expense and expenses are debited to show they are increasing so they have a debit balance.
Machinery is an asset and assets have debit balances.
Discount allowed reduces the sales balance and as mentioned above, transactions that reduce sales go on the debit side so this has a debit balance as well.
Answer:
Unemployment rate is 25%
Explanation:
The percentage of people eligible for job and not currently involved in paid work or self employed and available for work as well is called rate of unemployment. It is the percentage of people who is not currently woking seeking the job.
Labor Force = Employed persons + Unemployed persons
Labor Force = 24 million + 8 million
Labor Force = 32 million
Unemployment rate = ( Unemployed persons / Labor force ) x 100
Unemployment rate = ( 8 million / 32 million ) x 100 = 25%
Answer: Debit Accounts Receivable -Valley Spa of $10,438 Credit interest revenue $238, Credit Notes receivable $10,200
Explanation:
Interest Revenue = Principal x Rate X time
$10,200 x 14% x 60/ 360 ( Using 360 days in a year)
$238
Journal to record dishonored note for Tubman
Accounts titles and explanation Debit Credit
Accounts receivable $10, 438
Interest revenue $238
Notes receivable $10,200
Answer:
Company A and Company B
Calculation of Goodwill on Acquisition:
= $212,433
Explanation:
a) Current market value of:
Tangible physical assets = $1,234,567
Intangible asset = $125,000
Total assets' value = $1,359,567
less Liabilities:
Operating = $160,000
Financial = 600,000 ($760,000)
Net value of assets = $599,567
Purchase Price (Company B) $812,000
Goodwill $212,433
b) Company A acquired Goodwill when it bought over Company B. This is an intangible asset which is calculated by subtracting the net value of assets (the difference between the fair market value of the assets and liabilities) from the purchase price of the acquired subsidiary.
