Net Income before Sale of Shares........................................................$1800000
Additional Income due to sale of shares.............................................$400000
Total Net Income........................................................................................$2200000
Income [email protected]%.........................................................................................($660000)
Net Income After Tax..................................................................................1540000
Total No of Shares.........................................................................................260000
Earning Per Share(Net Income After Tax/No of Shares)......................$5.92
Answer:
C) Positive
Explanation:
Although in the question it is stated that Chris, who is a salesman, manages the buyer resistance while presenting the solutions, the Chris also thinks that buyer resistance is a positive event
Thus, in the provided scenario, option c is right, as it does not satisfy all other options available
So the right option is c.postive
Answer:
c. update the static planning budget to reflect the actual level of activity for the period
Explanation:
A flexible budget is a financial plan of expenses and revenues based on the actual level of output. A flexible budget adapts to changes in prices and company needs. Because the budget varies with the market condition, it is called a variable cost.
Due to their variable nature, flexible budgets are used to update the static estimates at the end of a period. The company compares the actual result in the flexible budget with that of a static budget. The management uses a flexible budget to evaluate the business performance for the period. Specific areas of success and failures are highlighted. Decisions on areas that need improvement can then be made.
Answer:
I would hire myself because my mom is a virgin but the sheets are still cold so the mayonaise is probably adopted but thank you I have a cat
Answer:
The Journal entries are as follows:
(i) On January 1,
Cash A/c Dr. 26,000
To Unearned subscription revenue 26,000
(To record the receipt of the subscriptions)
(ii) On March 25,
Unearned subscription revenue A/c Dr. $500
To subscription revenue $500
(To record the one week of earned revenue)
Working notes:
subscription revenue for 1 week = 260 × 100 × (1 ÷ 52
)
= $500
