Answer: Statement that “There is no need to evaluate mutual fund investments because investment companies hire the best professional managers they can to manage their funds “ is FALSE
A mutual fund is a pool of stocks, bonds or other funds where an investor purchase his shares. He gets one to meet his investment goals so evaluating a mutual fund's performance is needed and must involve thorough research to lessen risk.
Professional fund managers do make mistakes, so it is a must that investors continually evaluate their mutual fund investments.
Answer:
Loss on disposal $1,800
Explanation:
Cost of Asset 26,000
Useful life 5years
Sale proceeds 19,000
Depreciation for the year=$26,000/5=$5,200
Written Down value(WDV)=$26,000-$5,200=$20,800
Loss on Disposal= Sale proceeds- WDV=$19,000-$20,800=$1,800
It is assumed that depreciation is fully charged for the year on asset.
Answer:
Option D is correct because the only item that relates to Income statement is Sales Revenue of $45000 and the remainder transactions net effect must go to Comprehensive Income statement.
Net effect = - $36k + $28k - $17k -$3.1k = $28.1 Loss
This net effect realized during the year in the Comprehensive Income statement because these transaction does not directly relate to core operation of the entity.
Answer:
$250 million
Explanation:
Given that,
Cell phones:
Quantity produced = 5 million
Price per cell phone = $100
Pizza:
Quantity produced = 25 million
Price per pizza = $10
The market value of pizza is determined by the product of quantity produced and price of each pizza.
Market value of pizza:
= Quantity produced × Price per pizza
= 25 million × $10
= $250 million