Answer:
Correct option is B Yes and Yes
Yes - Compensating shall be reported, And Restricted shall also be reported.
Explanation:
Compensating balance is the minimum balance to be maintained in the company's bank account as this is used by bank for offsetting loan, and used by company to set up the loan amount.
Restricted balance is a choice made by the company to not use the funds and use it later for company's growth or future projected, but still since it cannot be used it shall also be reported accordingly.
Therefore the company has the need to report such restricted balance also and compensating balance has to be reported as well.
Therefore correct option is B
Yes - Compensating shall be reported, And Restricted shall also be reported.
Answer:
Option "D" is the correct answer to the following question.
Explanation:
Investment in any country reduces due to an increase in the price level, because of that decrease in investment, the gross domestic product of that country also decreases.
Due to less production, the country is unable to export the goods.
Increasing the level of price increases the value of consumption goods, which in turn reduces the demand for consumption in the country.
Answer:
rent expense 2400
Prepaid Rent 2400
--expired rent--
Deferred Revenue 750
Service Revenue 750
--acrued revenue--
Salaries expense 700
salaries payable 700
--accrued salaries--
Supplies 3200
supplies expense 3200
--supplies used--
The trial balance is attached.
Explanation:
a) 7,200 is the contract value for 6 months
we divide by 6 month and then, we multiply by 2 month accrued for the year (november and december)
b)we decrease the portion earned and recognize the gain
c) we recognize a liability and the wages expense associate for this wages
d) the difference between the book value and supplies on hand will be considered consumption so, supplies expense
For the ajusted trial balance, we will adjust the balance of eahc account considering the beginning balance
Answer:
B) $2,000 is taxable and a 10% penalty will be imposed
Explanation:
Coverdell ESA distributions that are not used for qualifying educational expenses must be included in the gross income of the beneficiary and usually will be subject to a 10% tax penalty.
Coverdell ESA contributions are not taxed deductible, but the interest that they earn is not taxed. If the distributions are used to cover qualifying educational expenses, they are not taxed. But if they are not used properly, they must be included in the gross income of the beneficiary and will usually result in a 10% tax penalty (of the unused amount).
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