Answer:
1. Transaction will have effects on Balance Sheet in the Assets Section and will be classified as an Investing Activity in the Statement of Cash flows.
2. Transaction will have effects on Balance Sheet in the Liability Section and will be classified as a Financing Activity in the Statement of Cash flows.
3. Transaction will have effects on Income Statement in the Revenue Section and will be classified as an Operating Activity in the Statement of Cash flows.
4. Transaction will have effects on Income Statement in the Revenue Section and will be classified as an Operating Activity of the Statement of Cash flows.
5. Transaction will have effect on Income Statement in the Expense Section and will be classified as a Financing Activity in the Statement of Cash flows.
Explanation:
1. Falcon purchases common stock of Wildcat. This is classified in the investments tab of the assets account. This will be reflected in balance sheet. The transaction is classified in the investing activity.
2. Falcon borrows from Wildcat and signs Notes payable this will have effects in balance sheet liability account. This is financing activity.
3. Falcon receives Dividend revenue from Wildcat. This will be reflected in income statements as revenue. It will operating activity.
4. Falcon provides services to Wildcat , this is reflected in income statement as revenue. This will appear under operating activity.
5. Falcon pays interest on the borrowings to Wildcat. This is income statement items and is an expense. It belongs to financing activity.
Answer:
B)The cost of energy for a company can be both a fixed cost and a variable cost.
Explanation:
Energy is a fixed cost because it is an utility that companies have to pay regardless of the level of production; they need energy to function.
Energy is a variable cost because energy is an input to production, and the amount of energy used (and hence its cost) can vary a lot depending on how much output is produced. In the question, ethanol is referenced, which is also a type of variable cost, because it is an energy source that depends on another input (corn), and its used as a substitue for gasoline.
Answer:
If discount rate is 11.7% Project B should be accepted.
If discount rate is 13.5% both projects should be rejected
Explanation:
If the Net present value of Project A is higher than that of project B, we will accept project A and vice versa.
<u>Under 11.7% Discount Rate</u>
Net Present Value-Project A = -82000 + 34000 / 1.117 + 34000 / 1.117² + 34000 / 1.117³ = $85.099
Net Present Value-Project B = -82000 + 115000 / 1.117³ = $516.029
Project B should be accepted as it has a higher NPV.
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<u>Under 13.5% Discount Rate</u>
Net present Value-Project A = -82000 + 34000 / 1.135 + 34000 / 1.135² + 34000 / 1.135³ = - $2397.49
Net Present Value-Project B = -82000 + 115000 / 1.135³ = - $3347.91
Both projects should be rejected as both have negative NPVs
Answer:
$18,400
Explanation:
A/R $20,100
Less: Allowance for doubtful accounts ($1,700)
net realizable value of A/R $18,400
The write off amount is already included in allowance for doubtful accounts on provision basis therefore it can't be separately deducted again.
Answer:
Using an excel spreadsheet I prepared an amortization schedule. For the 61st payment, the interest rate is increased from 0.5% to 0.625% monthly.
(a) Calculate the loan balance immediately after the 84th payment.
(b) Calculate the amount of interest in the 84th payment.
(c) Calculate the amount of the balloon payment.
As you can see, the interest amount for the 61st payment increases, while it had been decreasing previously.
