Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": Accounts receivable ledger.
Explanation:
The accounts receivable ledger is the part of the accounting book of a company where all the credits sales are recorded. This ledger includes the amounts invoiced to consumers that have not been paid yet (accounts receivable) as well as the <em>credit memos</em>. The latter are registered when the payment has not been paid in full after the account receivable was due, so the outstanding amount can be eliminated.
Answer:
Explanation:
USD GBP Prefers
Dell 7 9 GBP
Virgin Airlines 8 8.5 USD
In a swap exchange Party A will have a relative preferred position in one money and Party B will have a bit of leeway in the other cash. For this situation Dell has a similar bit of leeway in USD getting rate and Virgin has a preferred position in GBP acquiring rate.
Additionally note that dependent on the FICO assessments of the organization the acquiring rate will vary pulling in parties for a swap exchange.
Virgin would borrow £10 million for two years and Dell would borrow $16 million for two years. The two companies would then swap their proceeds and payment streams. Then they enter into a swap agreement to exchange their cash flows to get their preferred currency rates with an interest rate mutually benefiting both the parties.
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Answer:
The answer is:
- 2022 most accurate inventory
- 2021 least accurate inventory
Explanation:
Garret Market uses a periodic inventory system (updates are made on a periodic basis) and in order to carry out this process correctly, the inventory should remain closed. Only in 2022 was the inventory closed, so it should be the most accurate. In 2021 the store remained fully opened and inventory was modified daily, so it should be the least accurate.