Answer:
Income statement.
Revenue 900
Expenses 1.000
Loss -100
Explanation:
(1) $900 worth of services were performed and billed but not collected at May 31
Accounting guideline requiring that revenues be shown on the income statement in the period in which they are earned, not in the period when the cash is collected.
(2) $1,000 of gasoline expense was incurred but not paid.
In accrual accounting, the revenue recognition principle states that expenses should be recorded during the period in which they are incurred, regardless of when the transfer of cash occurs
Answer:
Job A's health insurance benefit = $2,460 per year
Job B's health insurance benefit = $3,540 per year
Explanation:
we have to calculate the net monthly benefits for each health insurance plan offered to Candy = total insurance plan benefit - candy's contribution.
Then we multiply the monthly benefit by 12 months to find the yearly value.
Job A's health insurance benefit = $300 - $95 = $205 x 12 months = $2,460 per year
Job B's health insurance benefit = $400 - $105 = $295 x 12 months = $3,540 per year
Answer: $25,000
Explanation:
Amount borrowed = $25,000
Corporation interest = 3%($25,000)
= 3/100 × $25,000
= $750
Federal rate = 4%($25,000)
= 4/100 × $25,000
= $1,000
Total debt = $(25,000+750+1,000)
= $26,750
Jody earned $3,500 for the year. In six months, Jody'd earn 1/2 of $3,500 = $1,750
This means that $1,750 of Jody's income will go to Jody's controlled corporation account in six month.
The total inputed amount to be paid by Jody = Jody's total debt - Jody's income in six month
= $26,750 - $1,750
=$25,000
Answer and Explanation:
Answer and explanation attached
Beginning raw materials = ending raw materials +raw materials for production+issued raw materials- raw materials purchased -raw materials returned from production= $79800
Cost of goods manufactured =ending finished goods+cost of goods sold -beginning finished goods= $553000
Beginning work in progress inventory=
Ending work in progress + cost of goods manufactured + materials returned - manufacturing overhead applied- issued raw materials-direct labour wages =$105490
Answer: d. Dynamic pricing strategy
Explanation:
The companies mentioned above are increasingly turning towards Dynamic pricing in order to maximize sales and therefore increase profitability.
Dynamic pricing refers to a strategy where goods are priced at the optimal price based on the conditions at the time. In other words, it involves trying to sell at a price that is cheapest for the customer based on factors such as consumer willingness to pay, competition and others.
Prices can therefore change multiple times in as little a period as a day just to ensure that customers buy the goods being offered.
