Answer: It might be "We want to attend a support group."
Explanation:
A support group can help the parents work through their pain by nonjudgmental sharing of feelings. The correct option identifies a statement that would indicate positive, normal grieving.
Answer:
A) $160,000
Explanation:
To calculate Nichola's accounts receivable at the end of the current business cycle we have to add credit sales during the fifth and sixth months:
accounts receivables = $150,000 + $10,000 = $160,000
The credit sales made during the sixth month should be received during the seventh month and the credit sales made during the fifth month should be paid next year (in 9 months). Since the business cycle is only 6 months long, any credit sale that should be collected beyond the sixth month, should be included under accounts receivables.
Answer:
$6,076
Explanation:
the journal entries are:
May 5, merchandise purchased on account
Dr Purchases 90,160
Cr Accounts payable 90,1600
May ?, defective merchandise returned
Dr Accounts payable 6,076
Cr Purchases returns 6,076
When a company uses the periodic inventory system, it will use the purchases returns account to record any merchandise returns. When it uses a perpetual system, the merchandise inventory account is directly debited (when a purchase is made) or credited (when merchandise is returned).
Answer:
Explanation:
Since Notes payable is $6,100
The interest would be = $6,100 × 10% × 60÷ 360
= $101.67
Total of interest + notes payable = $6100 + $101.67
= $6201.67
So, the journal entry would be
Notes payable A/c Dr $6,100
Interest Expense A/c Dr $101.67
To Cash A/c $6201.67
(Being notes payable is accepted)
Since, notes is issued and interest is charged so both accounts is debit and cash is gone so it would be credited.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": not a valid gift.
Explanation:
As long as a beneficiary is not legally included in a will and the testator passes away, that individual will not formally receive any property of the deceased. All the benefits will be given to the registered beneficiaries expressed in the document only. The verbal intentions of the testator are not considered for these purposes unless recorded and legally proven.