The book value of the company’s assets is the sum of the values
of individual assets entered in the books of the company. The following would
be its book value:
Cash $34,600
Accounts receivable $54,200
Inventory $92,300
Fixed assets $234,500
Accumulated depreciation of fixed assets ($107,900)
Total book value of the assets of the firm $307,700
Answer:
It is <u>safer</u> for a company to issue equity than debt
It is <u>riskier</u> for an investor to buy equity in a company than debt in the same firm
Explanation:
If company issues debt that it has to make fixed interest payments, thus even if company is making losses, it has to pay interest which is not in case of equity. Hence, it is riskier option for the company to raise debt.
On the other, if investor in debt, then he will get fixed interest, thus debt option is relatively cheap than equity for investor
Land and equipment are considered as fixed assets. As such, Julia should enter the two in long term fixed assets column and list their current values.
Short term assets
Long term fixed assets
Gross value of building
- Total depreciation value.
Over time though, she should carry out valuation to have a true picture of how the land has appreciated in value.
Answer:
business, management, and administration cluster
Explanation:
Business Management and Administration Career Cluster emphases on careers in planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating business functions.
