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hjlf
3 years ago
5

Which business environment are SMEs part of? Micro, market,macro environment and why

Business
1 answer:
vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Micro-environment factors include internal factors i.e. customers, suppliers, competitors, etc. whereas macro-environment has external factors like political, social, economic, etc.



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At January 1, 2017, Hennein Company had plan assets of $280,000 and a projected benefit obligation of the same amount. During 20
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The Pension schedule is prepared in the workings as requested.

Explanation:

The question is to Prepare a Pension Worksheet for Hennein Company for 2017

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PENSION WORKSHEET FOR 2017

General Journal Entry                                                 Memo Record

<u>Item </u>              Pension        <u>Cash   </u>         Pension       Defined          Plan

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Jan 1, 2017                                                               280,000 CR  280,000 Dr

Service Cost  27,500 DR                                        27,500 CR

interest Cost  28,000 DR                                        28,000 CR                

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Contributions                      20,000 CR                                           20,000 DR

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Journal Entry 30,500 DR    20,000 CR <u>10,500 CR </u>

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July 8   Stationery                                        GH¢150        GH¢7,850

July 8   Purchases                                        GH¢5,000   GH¢2,850

July 17  Insurance                                         GH¢100       GH¢2,750

July 18  Sales                          GH¢2,500                         GH¢5,250

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July 20 Cash                              GH¢2,700                    GH¢5,700

July 22 Drawing                                           GH¢1,000   GH¢4,700

July 28 Sales                             GH¢5,400                    GH¢10,100

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July 17  Cash                              GH¢100                          GH¢100

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July 22  Bank                             GH¢1,000                       GH¢1,000

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July 25  Cash                             GH¢300                         GH¢300

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