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Kruka [31]
3 years ago
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2. The owner of a franchise benefits from brand name recognition, access to professional

Business
1 answer:
GREYUIT [131]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

True

Explanation:

It is TRUE that the owner of a franchise benefits from brand name recognition, access to professional and nationwide advertising.

This is because the owner of a franchise has various advantages. The advantages include enhanced reputation which covers all the places there is a franchise.

Then there is an increase in management techniques and work practices, including access to national advertising to cover many places and continuous support.

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2. On January 2, 2017, heavy equipment costing $800,000 was purchased. The equipment had a life of 5 years and no salvage value.
Naddika [18.5K]

Answer:

The solution to the given problem is done below.

Explanation:

(a)            Depreciation

            for Financial              Depreciation for Temporary

Year         Reporting Purposes           Tax Purposes            Difference

2017           $160,000                          $264,000          (104,000)

2018           $160,000                          $360,000          (200,000)

2019           $160,000                           $120,000            40,000

2020           $160,000                           $56,000            104,000

2021                  $160,000                                      0                        $160,000

                         $800,000                            $800,000                   0

(b)                        2018       2019          2020         2021           Total  

Future taxable

amounts:

Depreciation     $(200,000)      $40,000      104,000    $160,000    $104,000

Deferred tax liability: $104,000 × 40% = $41,600 at the end of 2017.

8 0
3 years ago
The adjusted trial balance for Chiara Company as of December 31 follows.
faust18 [17]

Answer and Explanation:

The preparations are presented below:

a. For income statement

<u>                                          Chiara Company</u>

<u>                                           Income statement</u>

<u>                                      For the year ended Dec 31</u>

Revenues

Fees earned                  $544,000

Interest earned              $30,000

Total revenues                                                              $574,000

Less: expenses

Depreciation expense - Automobiles   $26,000

Depreciation expense- Equipment       $20,000

Salaries expense                                    $187,000

Wages expense                                      $43,000

Interest expense                                    $32,200

Office supplies expense                        $34,200

Advertising expense                              $63,000

Repairs expense - Automobiles           $25,200

Total expenses                                                         ($430,600)

Net income                                                                $143,400

b. For a statement of retained earnings

<u>                                          Chiara Company</u>

<u>                                          Statement of retained earnings</u>

<u>                                            For the year ended Dec 31</u>

Beginning balance of retained earnings $257,220

Add: Net income                                        $143,400

Less: Dividend                                            -$45,000

Ending retained earnings balance              $355,620

c. For balance sheet

<u>                                          Chiara Company</u>

<u>                                        Balance sheet </u>

<u>                                        For the year ended Dec 31</u>

<u>Liabilities & equity            Amount                         Assets          Amount </u>

Liabilities & equity                                              Cash               $132,400

Accounts payable            $98,000          Accounts receivable $50,500

Interest payable               $20,000          Interest receivable $20,800

Salaries payable               $22,000         90 days notes receivable $171,000

Unearned fees                  $28,000         Office supplies              $16,500

Long-term notes payable $144,000       Automobiles 169,000

Common stock                  $26,580        Less:

Retained earnings             $355,620   Accumulated depreciation  

                                                               Automobiles $ 80,000         $89,000

Total liabilities & equity    $694,200  Equipment 140,000

                                                               Less:                                      

                                                               Accumulated depreciation

                                                                Equipment 23,000             $117,000

                                                                Land                                    $79,000

                                                                Total assets                        $694,200

3 0
3 years ago
The way Professor Quinn chose to handle this situation illustrates the difficulty of dealing with ethics violations. Listed as f
alisha [4.7K]

Answer:

  • Establishing a code of ethics
  • Referring ethical dilemmas to an ethics committee

<u>Explanation:</u>

Consider, by establishing a code of ethics it allows corporations to prevent their employees from making excuses for any ethical violation. Furthermore, when referring ethical dilemmas to an ethics committee is made available to employees by corporations it allows their employees to easily get the right information about how to behave ethically.

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

The whole purpose of developing a strategy is to create unique and valuable market position, but f there was only one good market position, then every company would just try to reach that position. Through their own particular strategy, each company must try to differentiate themselves from the competition and hopefully reach the intended market position.

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A new sports car sells for $40,000. The value of the car decreases by 12% annually. After how many years will it be worth half o
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Answer:

n= 6.11 years

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Present value= $40,000

Future value= $20,000

Decrease rate= 0.12

<u>To calculate the number of years for the car to reach a value of $20,000; we need to use the following formula:</u>

n= ln(FV/PV) / ln(1+i)

n= ln(20,000/40,000) / ln(1.12)

n= 6.11 years

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