Answer:
depreciation expense equipment 610 debit
accumulated depreciation equipment 610 credit
utilities expense 390 debit
utilities payable 390 credit
rent expense 700 debit
prepaid rent 700 credit
insurance expense 468 debit
prepaid insurance 468 credit
wages expense 965 debit
wages payables 965 credit
interest receivables 300 debit
interest revenue 300 credit
Explanation:
(C) rent calculations
2,800 --> four period of rent
2,800 / 4 = 700 per period
(D) insurance calculations
624 for the entire years
expired 9 months in this period
$624 x 9/12 = 468
Answer:
Opt in
Explanation:
Opt in policy approach, is the kind of approach in which the policy is sets out in order to ensure the consistent application and the understanding of the firm or company opt in approach for communication with the individuals.
In short, it is defined as the permission expressed by the company or the firm, which gathers or collect the information , does not use the information for any other motive unless the client or the customer specially chooses or opt to allow for using the information.
Answer:
$16, 988.4
Explanation:
The asset has a useful life of 9 years. the straight-line rate of depreciation is 1/9 X 100 = 11 per cent
the cost of the asset is $99,000
First-year depreciation under double-declining will be
Straight-line method rate x 2= 22 %
= 22/100 x 99,000
=0.22 x 99,000
=21,780
the book value after the first year will be 99,000 -21, 780
= 77,220
Depreciation expense for the second year = 22 % of 77,220
=22/100 x 77,220
=$16, 988.4
Answer:
Correct Answer:
D. Trickle Sort
Explanation:
A Sorting Algorithm is used to rearrange a given array or list elements according to a comparison operator on the elements. From the ones listed, only Trickle Sort is not part of it.
Answer:
a. Accounts Payable
Accounts payable have a credit balance and will increase under credit effect and decrease under debit effect.
b. Advertising Expense
Advertising expense has a debit balance and will increase in case of debit effect and decrease in case of credit effect.
c. Service Revenue
Service revenue will be credited and will increase in case of credit effect and decrease in case of debit effect.
d. Accounts Receivable
Accounts receivables will be debited and increase under debit effect and decrease under credit effect.
e. Retained Earnings
Retained earnings will be credited and will increase in case of credit effect and decrease in case of debit effect.
f. Dividends
Dividends will be debited which will lead to an increase in it under debit effect and decrease under credit effect.
