Answer:
E. $1,500; $6,000
Explanation:
In accrual basis, expenses are recognized once it is incurred. In cash basis, expenses are only recorded when cash is paid. As such,
when company uses supplies purchased in the previous period, $1,500, no expense is recorded.
when the company pays cash for inventory, $6,000, an expense for $6,000 is recorded.
Therefore the amount of accrual-basis expense is $1,500 while the amount of cash-basis expense is $6,000.
I believe the answer is: Direct
During the direct stage, commander and staff would directly review the plan and put several factors into consideration to judge whether the plan would be succesful or not. (factors could include budget, timing, political situation, etc).
After they put all factors into consideration, they would made several adjustment to the plan according to the situation at hand to improve the success rate of the plan.
<span>Answer:
For inherited property, the basis is a new basis (i.e., fair market value on the date of the decedent's death unless the executor of the estate elects the alternate valuation date and amount), also known as "stepped-up basis." The $55,000 adjusted basis for Robin's Wal-Mart shares appears to be the fair market value of the stock at the date of her aunt's death.</span>
C) Mutual funds. They usually invest capital that has different origins (clients of an investment organization) to buy securities from different firms and create a profit from it.
Answer:
C. shortage of skilled labor.
Explanation:
The invention of high-tech (computers, biotechnology, robots, drones, self driving vehicles and so an) is reducing the involvement of skill human labor which will continue incoming years. For example humans carryout the task of carrying-out calculation several years ago, but in recent years computers carry out such works and at a faster pace. Also routine human works such as arranging, bottling, pasting of labels can be carried-out by well programmed out and trained robots. These and many more will cause the shortage of labor(human) in coming years.