A transaction is any monetary business event that impacts a business's financial statements.
<h3>The journal entries </h3>
The journal entries are as follows
On August 4
Account Receivable $610
To Sales Revenue $610
(Being the goods sold on credit basis is recorded)
On August 7
Sales Return and Allowances $60
To Accounts Receivable $60
(Being the sales allowance is recorded)
On August 12
Sales Discount $11
Cash $539
To Accounts Receivable $550
(Being the amount paid is recorded after considering the 2% discount
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Answer:
Present value= $62,722.875≈ $62,723
Explanation:
To calculate present value use this formula
Present value= Yearly payment*{[1-(1+rate)^-period]/rate}
Present value= 8,500*{[1-(1+0.11)^-16]/0.11}
Present value= 8,500* {0.8117/0.11}
Present value= 8500*7.379= $62,722.875
Answer:
Net Pay = Gross Pay - Federal Income Tax - FICA-SS Tax - FICA-Medicare Tax
Net Pay = $8,260.00 - $1,325.17- $512.12 - $119.77* = $6,302.94
Explanation:
Answer:
See explain
Explanation:
There are 4 factors of production, land labor entreprenuership and capital.
The land of the jewellery shop would be the actual land that the store is on itself. The labor of the shop would be any of the work that any employees are doing. The capital would be any goods or machinery that is used in the store like cash registers, or bulletproof glass to protect their belongings, or any tools that the store uses to help make their jewellery etc. The last and final factor entrepreneurship might be for example the owner of the store, who manages the other 3 factors to bring a profit to the store.
Answer:
$335,428
Explanation:
The computation of the plane operating cost is shown below:
Plane Operating Cost = Fixed cost + (Variable cost per unit × quantity) + (Variable cost per unit × quantity)
= $41,490 + ( $2,839 × 101 flights) + ($23 × 313 passengers)
= $41,490 + $286,739 + $7,199
= $335,428
We only considered the planned activity as we have to compute the plane operating cost for the planning budget