Answer:
$31,000
Explanation:
decrease in accounts receivable = $1,000
Sales = $30,000
Cash collected from customers = Sales plus decrease in accounts receivables
= $30,000 + $1000
= $31,000
The decrease in account receivables represents the collection of cash from a customer. If sales amount to $30,000, all must have been collected in cash hence no amount was outstanding to increase receivables. Hence the addition of the two items gives the cash collected from customers.
<span>The amount of interest expense recognized by Congo Express Airways would be $199,334 after one year of being issued. This is calculated by finding 6% of the $3,700,000 which is $222,000. Then subtracting the amortized amount of $22,666 per annum, which was found by doubling the 6 month rate of $11,333. This gives you a total of $199,334.</span>
Answer:
$10 million
Explanation:
Calculation for the reported profit for the first year of the contract
Using this formula
Reported profit=(BB Costs/Project cost estimate)×(Building contract-Project cost estimate)
Let plug in the formula
Reported profit = ($30 million / $75 million)×($100 million – $75 million)
Reported profit=0.4 million ×25 million
Reported profit= $10 million
Therefore the reported profit for the first year of the contract will be $10 million
Answer:
B. full-service agency.
Explanation:
Full service advertising agency has the ability to handle all marketing process of a company. Starting from the creation of the product until the product is received by customers.
One thing that differentiate full-service agency and normal advertising agency is their involvement in the production process. Normal advertising agency do not involved in the production process.
Full-Service agency on the other hand, involved from the planning, production, and the communication process with the public. They will ensure that the production look goods in term of aesthetic, making sure that the public perception toward the product is effective, and they will also provide customer service to establish positive relationship with the cusotmers.
