Answer:
a loss of $3,000
Explanation:
A company makes a gain on the disposal of an asset when the amount received from the disposal is higher than the net book value or carrying amount of the asset.
The netbook value of the asset is the difference between the cost and the accumulated depreciation of the asset. The accumulated depreciation is the total depreciation over the used life of the asset and the depreciation is the result of the cost less residual value divided by the estimated asset life.
In light of the above,
Annual depreciation = ($48,000 - $8,000)/8
= $5,000
Between January 1 2020 and December 31 2022 is 3 years,
Accumulated depreciation at December 31, 2022
= 3 * $5,000
= $15,000
NBV at December 31, 2022
= $48,000 - $15,000
= $33,000
Gain/(loss) on disposal = $30,000 - $33,000
= ($3,000)
The company would record a loss of $3,000
Production and Distribution. Economics is concerned with how to produce goods and services using limited resources, and most efficiently distribute these products to maximize the benefit of everyone.
Answer:
<h2>Yes, the resume give HR / Technical person to understand and spot questions from the resume.</h2>
Explanation:
Though the question is little incomplete, I would try to answer assuming about the interview phases especially this resume review.
Resume is the first thing which the interviewer would see before they see you (Eg. Resume from job portal, resume received through friends or other employee referral, resume received through job fairs, etc)
So the interviewer
- can find whether the information given in the resume is true by spotting questions from that and testing your answer in the personal interview.
- can also understand how your work and the organization's expectation meet.
- can choose the best candidate by looking at the resume itself.
Ok this is for me this might not be the same for you. I use Bank of America and when I opened mine I needed to make a minimum deposit of $25. Again this was for me I dont know if this is the same for everyone or every bank.
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