Answer:
a. Debit Vacation Benefits Expense $16.500: credit Vacation Benefits Payable $16,500
Explanation:
858,000 wages per year / 52 weeks per year = 16,500 per week
The weekly wages for our employees are 16,500 dollars
For each of the two weeks of vacations we will do an adjusting entry by this amount.
Answer:
Marjam's entry to record this transaction should include a c. Credit to Long-Term investments for $63,600.
Explanation:
Marjam investment in MacKenzie is a Financial Asset. A financial Asset is an obligation to receive cash.
Marjam will be paid a cash dividend based on the share of ownership it has in MacKenzie.
Share of Ownership = 63,600 shares/ 120,000 outstanding shares
= 53%
<u>Marjam's entry to record cash dividends is as follows </u>
Dividend = $120,000 × 53%
= $63,600
Debit : Bank $63,600
Credit : Long-Term investments $63,600
Answer:
Dr Depletion expense 87,465
Cr Accumulated depletion, coal mine 87,465
Explanation:
total depreciable costs = $476,000 + $119,000 + $95,200 - $190,400 = $499,800
depletion rate = $499,800 / 4,760 tons of coal = $105 per ton of coal
depletion expense during year 1 = $105 per ton x 833 tons = $87,465
Depletion expense is similar to depreciation expense, and is primarily used by extracting companies, e.g. mines, oil companies. Accumulated depletion decreases the book value of the asset.
Answer:A -To provide comparable information of all international companies for creditors and investors
Explanation: GAAP- Generally Accepted Accounting Principles are basis by which the books of any organisation is prepared and presented in the financial statement.
GAAP aims to unify the process of Financial accounting all around the world. It aids clarity, consistency and interpretation of financial information.
GAAP is adopted all around the world in the preparation of financial information
It is adopted by the US Securities and exchange commission.
Answer:
$16.30
Explanation:
The year end NAV for the hedge fund is:
NAV = [beginning assets x (1 + asset growth) x (1 - hedge fund's fees)] / total outstanding shares
NAV = (150 million x 1.12 x 97%) / 10 million = $162.96 million / 10 million = $16.30
The net asset value (NAV) of a hedge fund represents the market value of each outstanding share of the fund.