Answer:
The correct anwer is: the rest of the world; the United States.
Explanation:
Now, the goods exported by the United States tell only part of the story. Services are the largest export of this country, with sales abroad for 778,000 million dollars last year. In fact, the United States has a trade surplus of $ 243 billion in services, which is good news since the industries in this sector account for 71% of jobs in the country
These are the service industries that generate the most money:
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Travel and transportation: 236,000 million dollars.
- Finance and insurance: 76,000 million dollars.
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Intellectual property sales: 49,000 million dollars. This includes software, movies and TV shows.
Answer:
losses from discontinued operations 395,000
Explanation:
From 1/1/20X1 to 8/31/20X1 <u>realized </u>loss 300,000
From 9/1/20X1 to 12/31/20X1 <u>realized </u>loss 200,00
<em><u>EXPECTED </u></em>Profit from 1/1/20X2 to 3/31/20X2 400,000
As the accounting carries the accrued principles Revsine's expectations aer not accrued thus, do not included until realized.
The company has losses for 500,000 with a tax-rate of 21%
This generates a tax-shield of 105,000
net of taxes: 500,000 - 105,000 = 395,000
Answer: $670,400
Explanation:
Period costs are not included in direct production and in this instance include:
- Variable selling and administrative expense
- Fixed manufacturing overhead
- Fixed selling and administrative expense
Period costs = (12,000 * 4) + 406,400 + 216,000
= $670,400
Based on the cash and noncash transactions, the net change in non-cash working capital would be -$325.
<h3>How would the non-cash working capital change?</h3>
This can be found as:
= Increase in accounts receivables - Decrease in inventories - Decrease in prepaid expenses - Increase in PPE + Increase in accounts payable
Solving gives:
= 800 - 350 - 225 - 950 + 400
= -$325
The rest of the question is:
v) Increase in PP&E of $950
vi) Increase in accounts payable of $400
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Answer:
Here is the complete question with options: Abbey Company completed the annual count of its inventory. During the count, certain items were identified as requiring special attention. Decide how each item would be handled for Abbey Company's inventory.
item#1: Goods in transit shipped to Abbey(Purchaser) FOB destination:
item#2: Goods in transit shipped to Abbey(purchaser) FOB shipping point.
item#3: Goods in transit shipped by Abbey(seller) FOB destination.
item#4: Goods in transit shipped by Abbey(seller) shipping point.
Now, checking how these items are handled by Abbey company´s inventory.
item#1: Goods in transit shipped to Abbey(purchaser) FOB destination: Excluded from inventory as goods has not arrived to the buyer´s place, therefore, ownership will not be transferred.
item#2: Goods in transit shipped to Abbey FOB (purchaser) shipping point: Included in inventory as goods are shipped to shipping point, so ownership will be transferred if carrier accept the goods from the seller.
item#3: Goods in transit shipped by Abbey FOB(seller) destination: Included in the inventory as Abbey owns the goods while goods is in transit.
item#4: Goods in transit shipped by Abbey(seller) shipping point: Excluded from inventory as a seller, Ownership has been transferred from Abbey.
