The answer is the partnership agreement.
You would not have articles of incorporation because this is not a corporation but a partnership.
The executive summary is just a brief outline of what is to come in the document it is attached to.
The business summary would not contain this information.
the only logical answer is the partnership agreement that will list how much equity each partner is to have in the company moving forward.
<span>Actually in this scenario the business buyer should do type of transaction that would merge the buying business with the parent business or company, and also the business buyer should buy all the shares and stakes of the buying business along with the copyrights, which would cover all the buying companies performing assests along with non-performing assests all in one shot surely with mutual merging.</span>
Answer:
c. Comprehensive income.
Explanation:
According to my research on different investment strategies, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the term being described is called Comprehensive Income. Like mentioned in the question this type of income includes all changes in equity during a period except those resulting from investments by owners of the stocks and distributions to those owners (dividends).
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Answer: $60
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that At an oral auction for a lamp, half of all bidders have a value of $50 and half have a value of $70.
The expected winning bid if there are four bidders goes thus:
Since there are four bidders, the probability that the winning bid is $50 is 1/2 and for $70, it's 1/2 as well based on the question.
The expected winning bid will now be:
= ($50 × 1/2) + ($70 × 1/2)
= ($50 × 0.5) + ($70 × 0.5)
= $25 + $35
= $60
Answer:
The correct option is debit of $2040 to Loss on Bond Redemption
Explanation:
The unamortized premium on the bonds at redemption date=carrying value-face value
carrying value is $829,960
face value is $800,000
unamortized premium=$829,960-$800,000=$29,960
cash paid on redemption=$800,000*104%=$832,000.00
The appropriate entries would a credit to cash of $ 832,000 while face value is debit to bonds payable and also the unamortized premium is debited to premium on bonds payable
loss on retirement=$832,000-$829,960=$2040
The loss is debited to loss on bond redemption
