Answer:
The following balances have been worked out from the information given in question;
Explanation:
No. of Common stocks issued $200,000/22 9,091
Paid in capital-Common Stocks 9,091*(22-1) $90,909
No. of Treasury Stock 3,000
Treasury stock 3,000*20 $60,000
EPS =$147,750/(9,091 -3,000) $24
Retained Earnings ($155,000+$147,750-$49,250) $253,500
Answer:
c. $8.63
Explanation:
Missing word <em>"The forward LIBOR rate is 7%. All rates are compounded semiannually. A. $8.88
, B. $9.12
, C. $8.63
, D. $9.02"</em>
Principal = $1000, FRA Rate = 9 % per annum, LIBOR after 2 years = 7 % per annum, Compounding Frequency: Semi-Annual, Risk-Free Rate = 6 % per annum
The FRA matures 2 years or 24 months from now. Further, the Interest Rate that the FRA hedges will create an interest expense only at the end of the LIBOR loan period which is an additional 6 months after the 24 month period.
Hence, Exchange of Interest Expense at the end of 30 Months = (FRA Rate - LIBOR) x Principal (calculated on a semi-annual basis)
= (0.045 - 0.035) * 1000
= $10
Current Value of FRA = Present Value of Interest Expense at the end of the 30 Months Period
= 10 / [1+(0.06/2)]^(30/6)
= $8.6261
= $8.63
Answer:
B) 8 percent.
Explanation:
The yield to maturity is the expected rate of return of a bonds if held until maturity.
We are asked precisely for what rate are we receiving if held at maturity so we receive the yield to maturity.
That is a rate at which the discounted coupon payment and maturity payment matches the price we urchase the bonds.
Answer:
(1) understated
(2) understaded
(3) unchanged
Explanation:
The amount of equivalent units will be higher as the ending inventory of work in process will be above of what it should be.
As we have more equivalent untis the cost per equivalent unit will be lower:
So both, conversion cost and total cost per equivalent untis will e lower than it should be as are getting divided over a larger amount.
the physical amount of units worked during the month and those which are complete will not be affected as the percentage of completion is an accounting tool to calculate the cost not to count the amount of units in possession
