Answer:
Explanation:
a. Provide the journal entry for the vacation pay
Employees earned vacation pay of $39,500 for the period.
Debit Credit
Vacation pay expense A/C $39,500
Vacation payable A/C $39,500
<em>(Being vacation pay accrued for periods) </em>
b. Provide the journal entry for the pension benefit.
9% of employee salaries and the salaries were $750,000
=> The pension plan requires a contribution to the plan administrator: $750,000*9% = $67,500
Debit Credit
Pension expense $750,000
To cash A/C $67,500
To unfunded pension liabilities $683,500
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Answer:
Zola's gross income is worked out under community property state;
Explanation:
community property state
Dividends ($1200/2) $600
Interest on certificate of deposit ($900/2) $450
Salary ($80,000/2) $40,000
Gross income $41,050
Under community law system, all the property is deemed to be community property and is held jointly by the spouses unless the property is acquired before marriage or inheritance or gift.
For federal tax purposes, each spouse is taxed one and half of the property belonging to community. Therefore Zola is taxed 50% for the incomes of her spouse as well including the interest on certificate of deposit.
The answer to this question is the term net income. A net income is the remaining money after deductions or expenses have been taken from the gross income. Net income is also known as net profit. Net income also states and calculates the total revenue that exceeds after all operational expenses and taxes been deducted.
Answer:
PV = $155,343
Explanation:
This question requires application of PV of annuity, according to which:
PV = p [1-(1+r)^-n/r]
P= Periodic Payment
r = rate of period
n = number of periods
r = 3%/12 = 0.25% (monthly), n = 120, P = $1500
PV = 1500 * [\frac{1 - (1 + 0.0025)^{-120}}{0.0025}]
PV = 1500 * 103.5618
PV = $155,343
Answer:
C) Recurrent Disability provision
Explanation:
The human body is a fantastic machine but sometimes when you have health problems they don't show up immediately.
For example you might get hit on the right side of your head severely and lose partial hearing from your right ear, but in a couple months you might notice that your short term memory has also been affected. Both disabilities were caused by the injury although one showed up before the other.
The insurance company has to provide the disability benefits without a new elimination period under the recurrent disability provision.
