Answer:
The exchange rate that will be used to re-measure patents for the consolidated statements dated December 31, 2020 is:
= 1 pound = $1.55.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Patents on the books of a British subsidiary = 50,000 pounds
Patent's acquisition date = 2017 at 1 pound = $1.50
Subsidiary's acquisition date = 2019 at 1 pound = $1.40
Current exchange rate, most current balance sheet on December 31, 2020 = 1 pound = $1.55.
Average rate of exchange for 2020 is $1.53
Value of Patent for the consolidated accounts = $77,500 (50,000 pounds * $1.55)
b) The accounting standard rule is that assets and liabilities of subsidiaries should be consolidated at the current exchange rates. Business transactions are translated at the average rate of exchange for the year. For equity accounts, you can use either the current or historical exchange rates.
Answer: The applicant may be the insured, the owner or both.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Total Assets=$18,170 Networth=Assets-Liabilites=$15,855
Total Liabilties=$2,315 Cash Outflows =$3,925
Cash Inflows=$0
Explanation:
Total Assets
Checking Account 450.00
Savings Account 1,890.00
Automobile 7,800.00
Loan payment (80.00)
Household Possession 3,400.00
Stereo Equipment 2,350.00
Computer 1,500.00
Stock Investment 860.00
18,170.00
Total Liabilties
Loan 2,160.00
Credit balance 235.00
Loan payment (80.00)
2,315.00
Networth=$18,170-$2.315=$15,855
Cash Outflows
Rent 650.00
Salaries 1,950.00
Food 450.00
telephone 65.00
Insurance 230.00
Electricity 90.00
Lunch/Parking 180.00
Donation 70.00
Purchase 110.00
Restaurant Spending 130.00
3,925.00
Cash Inflows=$0
Answer: Loss leader pricing
Explanation:
Loss leader pricing is a pricing strategy that involves fixing the price of a product well below its cost or market price to attract a new set of customers. In most cases, the "loss" in such products is shifted to another product to cushion its effect. The grocery store is selling milk at $1.50 lower than its market cost by employing loss leader pricing strategy to its business model.
Answer:
13 days
Explanation:
We are to calculate the days of inventory on hand.
Days of inventory on hand = number of days in a period/ inventory turnover
Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold / average inventory
Cost of goods sold = 0.68 x $948,000 = $644,640
Inventory turnover = $644,640 / $23,000 = 28.027826
Days of inventory on hand = 365 / 28.027826 = 13.02 days
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