Answer: (d) liability - refundable deposits.
Explanation:
The refundable deposit of $1,000 was a liability because Growler owed it to the customer and were simply holding it for when the customer returned the equipment.
Upon receipt of the deposit, they credited the Refundable deposits accounts which is a liability account. Now that the customer has returned the cleaning equipment and the deposit is to be refunded to the customer, Growler should now debit the Refundable deposits account to cancel out the liability.
Answer: S-1
Explanation:
According to the the securities and exchange commissions, the S-1 is the registration under the SEC act of 1933. Whereby a company file form S-1 in anticipation of IPO (initial public offering).The company must be small reporting company with $25 million of annual revenues and of $25 million of voting securities held by non-affiliates.
Answer:
Capitalization rate
Explanation:
Capitalization rate is a rate mostly used in real estate valuation that is used as a standard to compare a variety of real estate investments. It is calculated in percentage and in terms of the ratio of the net operating income provided or produced by an asset to the original cost or market value of the of the asset.
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Answer:
Collision
uninsured motorist
comprehensive
liability coverage
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed about Abraham who has just purchased his first car. His bank, First State Bank, loaned him the money to buy the car and has required him to purchase insurance to protect the car as the collateral for the loan. In this case the basic types of coverage Abraham should buy to satisfy the bank requirement and to best protect himself from the risks of operating an automobile are;
✓ uninsured motorist
✓comprehensive
✓liability coverage
Insurance is very essential in protecting an individual or firm from any form of financial loss, it can be regarded as a kind of risk management and it is way to avoid uncertain loss. Then if Adam could buy the coverage he will be protected from loss in future.