Answer and Explanation:
a. The estimation of the contribution margin for each segment is shown below:
(in millions)
<u>Particulars Investor Advisor Services Services </u>
Income from
operations $1,681 $1,660
Add:
Depreciation $171 $154
Contribution
Margin $1,852 $1,814
2. Now the estimation of decline in operating income is
(in millions)
<u>Particulars Combined services Institutional Services </u>
Revenues $9,368 $4,771
Less:
Variable cost $5,702 $2,919
($2,919 + $2,783)
Contribution
margin $3,666 $1,852
Less:
Fixed cost -$325 -$171
Net income $3,341 $1,681
So according to the above calculations, the net operating income is declined by
= $3,341 - $1,681
= $1,660 million
The variable cost is come from
= Service revenues - income from operations - depreciation expense
Answer:an amount of money a bank charges for the use of an account.
Explanation:
When someone charges you money for them to do something it is called a service fee
Answer:
Required 1
<u>January 1</u>
Cash $340,000 (debit)
Note Payable $340,000 (credit)
Required 2
$27,200 goes toward interest expense.
Explanation:
<u>Issuance of the Note :</u>
Assets of Cash are increasing, the Liabilities are also increasing.
<u>Payment at December 31 :</u>
The Annual Payment comprises of Capital Repayment and Interest Expense.
Prepare an amortization schedule using the details of the Note highlighted below to separate the Capital Repayment and Interest Expense Component :
PV = $340,000
PMT = - $85,155
N = 5
i = 8%
P/yr = 1
FV = $0
Note Schedule is attached !
Answer:
Explanation:
A. mean higher prices for customers but will lead to greater customer satisfaction
B. mean higher prices for customers and thus lower customer satisfaction
C. offer lower prices for customers but lead to lower customer satisfaction
D. offer lower prices for customers and lead to greater customer satisfaction
Answer:
The incorrect statement regarding the cash budget is :
The total cash available is calculated by adding cash receipts and the ending cash balance.
Explanation:
The Cash available is calculated by <em>adding</em> the Cash Receipts to the Opening Cash Balance <u>instead of</u> the Ending Cash Balance.
The Cash that is available would then be used to meet cash expenditures for the anticipated period.