Sales returns and allowances are reported on the <u>Income Statement</u>.
<h3>What is the income statement?</h3>
The income statement is a financial statement wherein the sales revenue and cost of goods sold and operating expenses are summarized in order to obtain the net income.
When reporting the sales returns and allowances on the income statement, they are subtracted from the gross sales to arrive at the net sales.
Thus, sales returns and allowances are reported on the <u>Income Statement</u>.
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Answer:
Explanation:
a.)
Using Financial calculator, enter the following CFs to find NPV;
CF0 = -1,800,000
C01 =600,000
C02 =600,000
C03 =600,000
C04= 600,000
C05 = 600,000
Interest rate ( I ) = 8%
CPT NPV = $595,626.02
b.)
Profitability Index (PI)
<em>PI= NPV of cash inflows / Initial outlay</em>
Using Financial calculator, enter the following CFs;
Find the NPV of the expected future cash inflows;
CF0 = 0
C01 =600,000
C02 =600,000
C03 =600,000
C04= 600,000
C05 = 600,000
Interest rate ( I ) = 8%
NPV = $2,395,626.02
PI = $2,395,626.02/1,800,000 = 1.331
c.)
You can use a Financial calculator to find the IRR;
CF0 = -1,800,000
C01 =600,000
C02 =600,000
C03 =600,000
C04= 600,000
C05 = 600,000
CPT IRR = 19.86%
d.)
Based on the NPV rule, a company should accept a project if the NPV is greater than 0. This project's NPV of $595,626.02 meets this criteria , therefore, the project should be accepted.
Based on IRR rule, a company should accept a project if the IRR of the project is greater than the cost of capital; which is also the required return. The IRR of this project is 19.86% which is significantly higher than the cost of capital of 8% hence in agreement that the project should be accepted. The Profitability Index is also greater than 1 hence the project should be accepted.
The answer is d :3 hope i was of any help. if i'm wrong i'm sorry
A <span>general ledger contains all accounts the company
had transacted. It is the main accounting record in which the figures are used
to produce financial statements. It has debit, credit and account balances for
all assets, liabilities and equity for a given period.</span>