Answer: The correct answer is "A. the Reports feature".
Explanation: Unlike the overview module in Hootsuite Analytics, which offers one set of aggregated analytics data, <u>the reports feature</u> allows you to run an unlimited number of customizable and shareable real-time analytics reports, dialed precisely to the diverse reporting needs of your organization.
Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
a. Inventory A/c Dr $26,000
To Notes payable A/c $26,000
(Being inventory is purchased for signing the short term notes payable)
b. Interest expense A/c Dr $780
Notes payable A/c Dr $26,000
To Cash A/c $ $26,780
(Being cash is paid on maturity)
The interest expense is computed below:
= Principal × rate of interest × number of months ÷ (total number of months in a year)
= $26,000 × 6% × (6 months ÷ 12 months)
= $780
The 6 months is calculated from March 1 to September 1
Answer:
The answer is $325
Explanation:
To calculate net working capital for 2019;
Current asset for 2019 minus current Liability for 2019.
Examples of current assets are cash, inventory, accounts receivable
Therefore, net working capital for 2019 is;
$1,370 - $1,045 = $325
Answer:
All of the unemployment benefits are taxable.
Explanation:
Unemployment benefits can be defined as the amount of money given to unemployed individuals. These payments are made by different authorized bodies.
Unemployment benefits helps to stimulate the economy as a whole during a period of economic decline. The various authorized bodies that give out these unemployment benefit have to control the flow so that these unemployed individuals will not be discouraged from searching for a new job.
Unemployement benefits are subject to taxation, it is left for the individual to decide if 10% of the benefit will be withheld or to make a quarterly payment of the tax.
Answer:
A. Debit Compensation Expense $10,000,000
Credit PIC-Excess Par $10,000,000
Explanation:
The total cost of the stock options granted is allocated to the respective years in which the stock compensation relates as below:
Total stock compensation=market value per share on grant date*number of stock options
Total stock compensation=$10*5,000,000=$50,000,000
compensation expense allocated per year=$50,000,000/5
compensation expense per year=$10,000,000
