Answer:
b. Decrease in net income; no effect on cash flow from operating activities
Explanation:
The adjusting entry is shown below:
Salaries expense A/c Dr $4,500
To Salary payable A/c Dr $4,500
(Being the accrued salary is recorded)
As we can see that the salaries expense is an expense account due to which the net income got decreased plus the salary payable has come under current liabilities of the balance sheet so there is no impact on the cash flow from operating activities
Answer:
A receivable.
Explanation:
Mild Max Cycles had a notes receivables, which it already discounted with some financial institution, which later on the maturity date stand to be dishonored.
It is clear that the company earlier already collected the money against it, but now as the note receivable was discounted with recourse that is it provided assurance to the financial institution, in case of any failure, thus, the company will pay back to the financial institution and that the company still have the right to receive it back from the note receivable.
Answer: $12
Explanation:
In selling the obsolete goods, the company will incur Variable Marketing costs and the alternative will be to throw the goods away.
The relevant costs they will incur are therefore the Variable Marketing costs alone.
The lowest amount that a company should accept for a good is the price that equals it's cost so that they may at least Break-Even.
Seeing as the Variable Marketing Costs are the only relevant cost then the lowest they should accept is the Variable Marketing Costs of $12.
Answer:
The boat today is worth 100,440 dollars
Explanation:
We need to solve for the present value of the payment Fishermen's Corp will receive for the boat:
We will apply the formula for lump sum to each 
cash flow and then add them together
Year Nominal Present Value
1 20000 18, 518
2 40000 34,293
3 60000 47,630
TOTAL 100,441
Answer:
Project A
Explanation:
There are two things to consider here when deciding on the project selection. First, the manager requirement to select the project which at least earns 12%.
Second, maximum return that could be generated from the project. This could be confirmed when determining which project has the highest Net present value (NPV). As NPV, is the difference between the present value of cash outflow (investment) and present value of cash inflow (returns) which is discounted at present time. If positive NPV is calculated then this means project is worthwhile.
Assessing the information given in the question, both projects earn at least 12%, therefore they both meet manager's requirements. While in case of Net present value Project A has the highest NPV and therefore suggest a better return on the project's investment in comparison to project B.
Hence, manager will likely choose Project A.
