Answer: Option A
Explanation: Assets having no physical existence are called intangible assets for example :- goodwill, patent rights.
Amortization can be defined as the method of distributing the value of intangible assets over its useful life, thus for amortization the asset must have a definite life.
While amortizing , first its recoverability is evaluated by comparing fair value with carrying value and after that the difference in both is calculated.
Solution:
The record entry in accounting is the reporting of a report in an accounting document that displays the company's costs and credit balances. The amount of the payments must be equivalent to the sum of the credits otherwise the journal submission must be treated as unbalanced.
Raw material: a fundamental substance in its natural, changed or semi-managed condition, used as a contribution to the cycle of production for the eventual modification or transformation into a finished decent substance.
Pass journal entry
Particular Debit ($) Credit ($)
Raw material inventory (WN1) 210,000
Cash 210,000
Work in process 186,000
Raw material inventory 186,000
Factory overhead 15,000
Raw material inventory 15,000
Answer:
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I'd say he used money in all the transactions.
50 cents is money
50 dollar bill is money
Visa card, there is money
Explanation:
Sorry if I'm wrong
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Answer:
The Heavy users of a business are those people who comprise about 20% of the business's consumers and yet buy so much that they bring in about 80% of the business's revenue.
Heavy users also have an impact on light users because they can market the goods to light users whether indirectly or directly when they use so much of a business's goods and services.
It is therefore very important that the business knows of these heavy users so that they can focus marketing strategies on them as well as to offer them incentives that will keep them satisfied and coming back for more because if they don't act and they lose their heavy users, their revenues will see a significant drop.
