Answer:
$2,166.60
Explanation:
Divide the salary by 12 months that are in a year, then divide my 2 because bi-weekly is every 2 weeks.
Answer:
C) Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement
Explanation:
The Income Statement shows a clear separate entry for the Net income which is calculated after all the deductions and additions.
Net Income is the first balance shown on the cash flow statement after which the calculations are carried out to find the flow of cash in and out of the company.
Net income is also shown in the Balance Sheet but not separately but together with retained earnings. It is added to the retained earnings and the amount is shown as a whole amount of retained earnings or shown as a change in equity.
So best answer is C because the question asked is where would you find Net Income on?
Meaning separately. So it is separately present on Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement.
Otherwise it is present on all three statements ( on balance sheet as part of retained earnings or equity).
Answer:
b. 9.75%
Explanation:
When a partner invests in a business, he/she expects to get return on his equity in the business. The major reason for this is to compare his/her return in the partnership business with the return he/she could get elsewhere.
The return on partner equity is calculated by dividing his/her net income from the partnership business by his/her average capital for the period.
The formula is given below:
<u> Net income </u> x 100
Average capital
Average capital = <u>Opening capital balance + Closing capital balance</u>
2
For Carter Pearson, the average capital is =<u> $55,500 + $62,500</u>
2
= $59,000
The return on equity will be: <u>$5,750 </u> x 100
$59,000
= 9.7457
= 9.75% - approximate to two decimal point.
Answer:
a. Utilities Expense 500
Cash 500
Explanation:
Given: Consulting immediately paid $500 cash for utilities.
As $500 cash been paid for utility expenses.
We know the golden rule of accounting transaction:
- Personal accounts: Debit the receiver, credit the giver.
- Impersonal real account: Debit what comes in, credit what goes out.
- Impersonal Nominal account: Debit all expenses and losses, credit all profit and gains.
Paid for utility expense of firm is not the personal account, however, it is impersonal account. In the given case, cash is going out of business.
Therefore, Debit all expense and losses and credit what goes out of business.
Journal Entry of the transaction:
Debit utility expenses account--- $500
Credit cash account--- $500