Answer:
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Explanation:
Following are the Cap rate:
Answer:
The correct answer is the option C: anything that can be offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use, or consumption that might satisfy a want or need.
Explanation:
To begin with, according to the American Marketing Asociation or A.M.A. a product is known as the combined characteristics that allow the thing to be used for another person after been sold to that person. Therefore that it is understood that a it can be everything that can be sell to a customer in order to satisfy a want or need, so that means that any idea, product, service, design or a combination of all can be a ''product'' according to their definition of it.
Answer: $19,687 million
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Microsoft Corp. reported a statutory tax rate of 35% and an effective tax rate of approximately 15% and that the 2016 income statement reported income tax expense of $2,953 million.
The amount reported by Microsoft as income before income tax expense that year will be calculated as:
= 2,953 million / 15%
= $19,686.67 million
= $19,687 million
Answer:
Insurance reduces one asset and increases another
Purchase of supplies on account increases liabilities and increases asset
Receipt of unpaid utility bill increases liability and reduces capital
Payment of accrued utility bill reduces asset as well as liability
Explanation:
The purchase of 36-month insurance brings about increase in asset,insurance prepayment and reduction in another asset,cash.
The purchase of supplies on account brings about increase in liability,accrued liabilities or other accounts payable as well as increase in asset,inventory of supplies.
The receipt of utility bill yet to be paid,increases liability,accrued expenses and reduces capital,since an increase in expenses reduces retained earnings which is an integral part of capital
Payment of utility reduces asset,cash and at the same time reduces liability,accrued expenses
Answer:
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