Answer:
1
dr Rent expenses 440
cr Prepaid rent 440
Rent december
2
dr Depreciation expenses 183,33
cr Accumulate depreciation 183,33
Depreciation december
Explanation:
1
dr Rent expenses 440
cr Prepaid rent 440
Rent december
2
dr Depreciation expenses 183,33
cr Accumulate depreciation 183,33
Depreciation december
Answer:
The correct answer is A. A secondary effect of an increase on yacht tax rates would be the laying off of hundreds of poor and middle-class yacht makers as the wealthy spend their money elsewhere.
Explanation:
The tax increase of a certain product necessarily increases the final price of that product, that is, when the tax rate is raised, the amount of money necessary to buy said good rises.
In turn, according to the law of demand, the higher the price, the lower the quantity demanded of the product. In other words, this tax increase would produce a drop in the demand for yachts.
If demand falls, the income of producers and sellers of the product falls. This is where production is affected, since small and medium producers will have greater difficulties to cope with the drop in sales, often incurring losses that would lead to having to close the business.
Answer: The total expected cash receipts during March is $232000.
Explanation:
Given that,
Budgeted sales in January = $210000
Budgeted sales in February = $260000
Budgeted sales in March = $220000
40% of sales are for cash and rest 60% are on credit
Total cash receipts during march = cash sales in the month of march + Credit sales in the month of February + Credit sales in the month of march
= 40% of 220000 + 260000 × 60% × 50% + 220000 × 60% × 50%
= 88000+78000+66000
= $232000
Therefore, the total expected cash receipts during March is $232000.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
a. Terry was in the hardware store business and did not acquire the two hardware stores.
The amount that Terry will deduct in 2020 will be $52000 which is the deduction for all expenses.
b. Terry was in the hardware store business and acquired the two hardware stores and began operating them on October 1, 2020.
In this case, he'll also deduct $52000 which is the deduction for all expenses.
c. Terry did not acquire the two hardware stores and was not in the hardware store business.
None of his expenses will be deducted. The amount it be deducted is 0.
