Answer:
Explanation:
September October Nov December
Opening cash balance - 9250 3490 3290 3090
Football tickets (160)
Entertainment (250) (250) (250) (250)
Tuition fee (4,800)
Rent (600) (600) (600) ( 600)
Food (550) (550) (550) (550)
Apartment deposit (600) 600
Earning 1200 1200 1200 1200
3490 3290 3090 3490
Covaig Kovar does not have enough cash for the tuition
The projected cash balance of $3490 is less than the tuition of $4800 by $1310
With this budget he is able to realize that he needs to augment his cash inflow or cut his expenses to meet up
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The type of
selection that is being described in the scenario above is directional selection.
It is because directional selection is when one favors a specific thing out of
the variation that is continuous in which we can refer the farmers selecting
increased oil content over many of the generations.
Answer:
c. $ 95,000 $ 0
Explanation:
<u>Calculation of cost of land acquired</u>
For the purpose of recording of land acquired in the books of accounts, the accounting values of consideration paid shall be considered as per the generally accepted accounting principles as well as as per International accounting standard (IAS) - 16 'Property, plant and equipment'. Hence the land shall be recorded as per the following amounts:
Consideration paid in cash (A) = $ 5,000
Consideration in kind (land) (B) = $ 90,000 (Refer Note 1)
Total cost of new land (A+B) = $ 95,000
<em>Note 1</em>
Fair value is irrelevant for the purpose of capitalization of asset (IAS-16)
<u>Calculation of Gain/loss on disposal of land</u>
No gain/loss needs to be recorded as the new asset shall be recorded in terms of the book value of old asset (i.e. net impact is already taken into account during the exchange transaction)
Answer:
$253,372
Explanation:
Face Value = 3,400,000
Issue Price = 3,619,600
Bond Premium = 219,600
<u>Jan 01, 2019</u>
Balance in Bond Payable = 3,400,000
Book Value of Bonds = 3,619,600
Balance in Bond Premium = 3,619,600 - 3,400,000 = $219,600
<u>30 June, 2019</u>
Interest Payment = Balance in Bond Payable Jan 1 * 16%/2 = 3,400,000 * 14%/2 = $272,000
Interest expenses = Book Value of Bonds Jan 1 * 14%/2 = 3,619,600 * 14%/2 = $253,372.
Thus, the interest expense for the six months ending July 1, 2019 is $253,372
