Answer:
Salaries and wages payable...................Dr $20,000
Salaries and wages expense $20,000
Explanation:
As per accrual system, an expense is incurred when it is accrued irrespective of when it is paid. So, $20,000 was accrued in December 31, salary and wages expenses would have been debited then amounting to $20,000.
In order to rectify the mistake of double counting, the entry passed by the accountant would be reversed to nullify the effect.
Adjusting Journal entry:
Particulars Debit Credit
Salaries and wages payable $20,000
Salaries and wages expense $20,000
(Being double counting of salaries and
wages expense rectified)
Answer:
Financial Goals are the personal objectives that you want to achieve by setting up how to save and spend money. Examples like saving money to buy a house, saving for retirement, starting a business, paying off student debts, etc.
Financial Planning is to evaluate your current financial condition and create a plan to keep you on tract on achieving your goal. You'll need to address current savings, investments, taxes, insurances and consider any future income needs, vacations, etc. anything that will affect you financially.
Explanation:
(B) is correct i.e. low of self esteem.
- Self esteem means confidence in oneself, its overall your opinion what to do, what is your interest, what do you think about your abilities, & what are you limitations.
- District Manager, this is such a renowned position which requires a lot of self- confidence, good communication, leadership and many more.
- Here Cheng's point of view is very negative, he is full of low confidence in himself , don't have patience and leadership quality so that he can manage the situation in the district. From my point of view blaming yourself can't be the solution of it.
- Cheng's should have that much confidence in himself than only he can manage the situation & can bring his district over the other.
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Purchases account is going to increase on the credit side and the cash account is going to decrease ( to be written on the credit side).
