Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entry to record the accrued expense is shown below:
Example:
Wages expenses A/c Dr XXXXX
To wages payable A/c XXXXX
(Being the accrued expenses is recorded)
While recording the wages expenses, we debited the accrued expenses as it increases the expenses account and credited the wages payable account as the liabilities account is also increased
Answer:
understate the impact of a tax for substitutes and overstate the impact for complements.
Explanation:
Partial equillibrum analysis is consideration of only a part of the market to attain equillibrum. It is based on data that has restricted range. For example when the price of one good changes while others are held constant. This does not consider real life scenario that multiple prices are changing.
In this type of analysis there is less emphasis on tax on subsititutes and more for complements. This is because a single product is being considered and compliments share similar demand pattern so they are considered more.
Answer:
a. loses any remedy against the lessor for liability established in the suit.
Explanation:
This is because it was lessee's responsibility to inform the lessor in time.
A lessee is in contract with the lessor and is responsible for all the actions taken on behalf of the lessor with the lessor's permission.
If the lessee fails to inform the lessor in time or do any action without his permission then the lessor can sue the lessee or take any other legal action as may be required by the law against the lessee.
In breach of contract the lessee has to face the consequences and pay penalty.
Choice a is the best option.
The lessee can never sue the lessor for his illegal actions.
So option d is incorrect.
b) Delaying the litigation would do no good. It would add to his failures.
Choice c is also incorrect.