Answer:
A. Net assets without donor restrictions-board-designated for research
Explanation:
The accounting system of non profit organisations classifies net assets as those with with donor restrictions and those without donor restrictions.
The assets with donor restrictions are set aside internally by the nonprofit organisation for a particular purpose. That is board designated activity for example in the given scenario funds will finance a long-term study on the career paths of the university's graduates.
So in this instance the net asset is without donor restrictions-board-designated for research activities
Answer:
Annual financial disadvantage = $ (669,600)
Explanation:
Relevant cost are future incremental cash costs that arise as a direct consequence of a decision.
The relevant costs of this decision to disconnected includes the following:
- The variable cost of making the product = $19 per unit
- Sales revenue at a price of $25
- Savings in avoidable fixed costs (102,000-72,000) = 30,000
Annual financial advantage
$
Lost contribution $(25-19)× 4,300 units = (85,800)
Saving in fixed cost = <u> 30,000</u>
M<em>onthly net loss </em><em><u> 55,800</u></em>
Annual financial disadvantage
Monthly net loss × 12 months
= (55,800) × 12
= $ (669,600)
Answer:
The client is in the exhaustion stage of the general adaptation syndrome.
Explanation:
The 3 stages of the General Adaptation Syndrome are Alarm reaction, Resistance and Exhaustion.
The characteristic properties of each of the stage are different: For example
- The person experiences, either higher rate of stress or adrenaline rush through the body in the 1st stage.
- The person experiences frustration and anxiety in the second stage which is the Resistance stage.
- While there is excessive fatigue in the 3rd stage which is exhaustion.
As the client is showing the symptoms of fatigue, thus this is the 3rd stage, i.e. exhaustion stage of GAS.
Answer:
$3,200,000
Explanation:
The net income after taxes (NIAT) is determined as the product of the basic earnings per share (EPS) by the number of shares outstanding.
Since Peak Performance Sporting Goods has an EPS of $0.80 per share and 4,000,000 shares outstanding, their net income after taxes, for this period is:
Net income after taxes for the same period = $3,200,000.
Explanation:
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