For imports:
You import when there is lack of production in your own country
or when another country offers a cheaper price and/or better quality good than your own country's industry
for exports:
production surplus.
After accounting for bad debt expense, the remaining amount in the allowance for doubtful accounts is $7,950.
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What is bad debt?</h3>
Bad debt, sometimes referred to as uncollectible accounts expense, is a sum of money owed to a creditor that is unlikely to be paid and for which the creditor is not willing to take action to collect for a variety of reasons, frequently due to the debtor not having the money to pay, for example due to a company going into liquidation or insolvency. Depending on accounting practices, regulatory considerations, and the institution provisioning, there are many technical definitions of what a bad debt is. Bank loans in the USA are referred to as "problem loans" if they are more than 90 days overdue. Accounting sources recommend deducting the entire amount of a bad debt from profit and loss or from a provision for bad debts as soon as it is anticipated.
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Answer:
(C) debit to Foreign-Currency Transaction Loss-$1040
Explanation:
Foreign currency related Financial assets and financial liabilities are usually revalued with any difference as a result of the exchange rates posted as a gain or loss in the income statement.
On transaction date, cost of assets
= 520000 * $0.034
On payment date, the amount paid
= 520000 * $0.036
The amount paid is higher than the liability recorded before hence the difference is recognized as a loss on foreign exchange.
= 520000 * $0.036 - 520000 * $0.034
= $1040
Answer:
He should have exchanged the dollars for real in January 2016 to maximize his Brazilian spending. The exchange rate in January will result to highest Real (BRL) of R$<em>59,463.00</em>
Explanation:
To arrive at R$ equivalent of $15,000 on monthly basis, since BRL=1.00 USD, multiply R$ exchange rate each month by $15,000.
For January, 3.9642*15,000= R$59,463.00
February 3.8402*15,000= $57,603.00, etc.
Solution
S/N Month BRL=1.00 USD BRL Equivalent(R$)
1 January 3.9642 59,463.00
2 February 3.8402 57,603.00
3 March 3.6086 54,129.00
4 April 3.6851 55,276.50
5 May 3.5843 53,764.50
6 June 3.5493 53,239.50
7 July 3.2331 48,496.50
8 Aug-08 3.2312 48,468.00
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If the government announces it will impose an indirect tax on the price of petrol because it wants to discourage travel by car and encourage the use of bus and rail services instead, it had to make sure that the impact will have the expected benefits because that could not always be the case.
Some other considerations need to be made for this to happen. For instance, if the government wants to dissuade people to use their cars, the government has to make sure that the public transportation system is in optimal conditions, it is safe to ride, and can guarantee the transportation times for people to be on time in their jobs.
Otherwise, people will still be driving their cars because they think that using cars is a more safe and better way to travel.
Public transportation also has to comply with strict pollution emissions controls.
