Answer:
D. None of the above are true.
Explanation:
As while recording depreciation, the total assets is decreased and the stockholder equity is also decreased as depreciation is a contra asset account
In the side of stockholder equity, the net income, the retained earning and the stockholder equity is decreased
whereas, the total asset is decreased as the amount of asset is reduced by deducting the accumulated depreciation amount
The journal entry is shown below for better understanding
Depreciation Expense A/c XXXXX
To Accumulated Depreciation XXXXX
(Being depreciation expense is recorded)
Answer: Bait and switch
Explanation:
The type of fraud here is referred to as the bait and switch fraud. This fraud occurs when customers are told about the low prices and quality of a product but aren't available when customers want to purchase such products and they're then given products that are costlier or products that are of lesser quality.
This can be seen in the question when the sales associate advertised the video game system for a reduced price which wasn't available when customers wanted to buy but were offered a game that was costlier.
Answer:
Intrinsic value is $45
Explanation:
The starting point to determining Rivoli Company intrinsic value is to compute the earning after tax as shown below:
Earnings after tax=earning before tax*(1-tax rate)
earnings before tax is $600,000
tax rate
earnings after tax=$600,000*(1-0.25)
=$600,000*0.75
=$450,000
Then we need to compute earnings per share;
Earnings per shares=earnings after tax/weighted average number of shares
=$450,000/100,000
=$4.5
Intrinsic value=earnings per share/cost of equity
cost of equity is 10%
intrinsic value=$4.5/10%
=$45
Answer:
$5,566.84
Explanation:
to determine the amount of money that Mary had in her account at the beginning of the year we can use the resent value formula:
present value (PV) = future value (FV) / (1 + interest rate)ⁿ
where:
- FV = $6,248.95
- interest rate = 12.253%
- n = 1
PV = $6,248.95 / (1 + 12.253%) = $6,248.95 / 1.12253 = $5,566.84
Answer:
b. <u>cash, investments, and receivables, inventories, prepayments</u>
Explanation:
Financial assets refer to liquid assets which derive their value from ownership rights and claims. For example, bonds, mutual funds, etc are financial assets.
In the given case, cash, investments, receivables, inventories, prepayments (prepaid expense) etc are liquid assets and current assets which can be readily converted to cash. Investments could be both short term and long term.
Investments in treasury bonds are highly liquid.
Capital assets are usually those assets with maturity period of more than one year and unlike current assets are not intended for sale.