Answer: It has 1 milion dollars in required reserves
Explanation:
Tot. Res = Vault cash + Deposit with Federal Reserve
Tot. Res = 2 million dollars + 8 million dollars = 10 million dollars
Total reserves are the sum of excess reserves and required reserves
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Tot. Res. = Exce. Res. + Req. Res.
10 million dollars = 9 million dollars = Req. Res.
Req. Res. = 10 million dollars- 9 million dollars.
Req. Res. = 1 million dollars.
Answer:
B. Chat
Explanation:
A. Antivirus is a program that runs on your computer and prevents it from being infected by stuff encountered on the Internet.
B. Chat is a messaging service that uses the Internet to work. It's not a classical Internet service like the Web or email, but that's the closest thing in your answer choices.
C. A Firewall is another form of protection from the Internet, it blocks certain communications, but a firewall is not a service and it's not Internet-based.
D. Router is a machine that directs traffic between computers, not a service.
Answer:
Cash Balance at the beginning of the year = $4,600
Explanation:
Opening Cash Balance = Closing Cash Balance - Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash
Opening Cash Balance = $18,100 - $13,500 = $4,600
Answer: Please see the required journals below:
Mar. 17:
Debit Allowance for doubtful accounts $1,000
Credit Accounts receivable $1,000
July 29:
Debit Cash $1,000
Credit Bad debt recovery (income statement) $1,000
Explanation: On March 17, when $275 was received from Shawn and the remaining balance of $1,000 was written off, the allowance for doubtful accounts has to be debited since the company adopts the allowance method of accounting for uncollectible receivables. Note that the allowance account would have the required buffer to take care of this debit. Similarly, when the recovery was made, cash would be debited then the credit would default to income statement.
Answer: D) present value of the remaining lease payments.
Explanation:
When recording a capital lease in the balance sheet of the lessee, the amount recorded is the<em> lower amount </em>between the present value of the remaining lease payments or the cost of the leased asset.
As the <em>cost</em> of the leased asset is <em>equal</em> to the <em>initial</em> present value of the payments, the cost will therefore be higher than the current present value of the remaining payments so the appropriate amount to put in the balance sheet will be the current present value of the remaining lease payments.
