Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
We shall do the accounting entries as follows,
Purchase of the stock
January 2
DR Investment in Fain Stock $600,000
CR Cash $600,000
The share of Fain income
December 31
DR Investment in Fain Stock $56,000
CR Revenue from Investment (40% * $140,000 income) $56,000
The dividends received from Fain Company.
December 31
DR Cash (40% * $50,000 dividend payout) $20,000
CR Investment in Fain Stock $20,000
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Answer is 5. Even if a minor is allowed to disaffirm a contract for a necessary, the minor will still be held liable for the reasonable value of the necessary.
Refer below.
Explanation:
In the dispute between Sally and the owner of Dings and Dents, the following is true regarding the defense of Sally and her parents that the car was a necessary:
Even if a minor is allowed to disaffirm a contract for a necessary, the minor will still be held liable for the reasonable value of the necessary.
Answer:
B. Depreciation Expense
Explanation:
<u>Depreciation Expense</u> appears in a post-closing trial balance. As we know that "Depreciation expense" is just the outlay of depreciation that is inscribed on the income declaration. In different words, it is the value of an asset's expense that has been earmarked as well as described as an expense for the time (month, year, etc.) presented in the earnings statement's head.
Well I would say B because the passage states that she doesn't have the staff and so on and so forth. But it didn't say that she couldn't cook it so I would cook it but make her subcontract the rest.
If the government should impose the per unit tax, the parts that would be affected are the average variable cost and the average cost
<h3>What is the per Unit tax?</h3>
This is the tax that is imposed per unit or on each unit of a good that has being sold or a service that has been rendered.
This is the type of tax that would affect the average variable cost and the average cost.
This type of tax is one that is proportional to the unit of the good sold. This is in terms of the quantity sold and not the price that was used to sell the good.
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