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3 years ago

Which is true about the interest on corporate bonds?

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Interest corporate bonds is taxed as an income tax but can also be tax as capital gain. Usually the interest itself is considered as state income tax. For gain and losses, that's the time it will gain capital gain if the if is redeemed before its maturity stage.

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When a natural monopoly exists in a given industry, the per-unit costs of production will be?

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They will be lowest when a single company produces all of the output in an industry. This will be because the one company is doing all the production and does not have to compete with any other companies trying to enter the marketplace. The lack of new companies will allow the monopolizing company to set their own prices for costs of production.

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3 years ago

Which of the following is not a qualitative factor to be considered in a make-or-buy decision?

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Answer:

A) Possible lost jobs from buying outside

Explanation:

In a make-or-buy decision, technical aspects directly related to manufacturing are those that come into play: costs, schedules, quality, among others. A classic example is Apple. Because of the advantages in costs, quality, schedules and other aspects, Apple chooses to manufacture its products in China instead of manufacturing themselves or with a third party in the US, despite the loss of jobs that it generates.

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3 years ago

On November 1, 2018, Reid Corporation acquired bonds with a face value of $700,000 for $673,618.61. The bonds carry a stated rat

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Answer:

Nov 1 2018

Dr Bonds receivable 700,000

Cr Cash 67,3618.61

Cr Discount on bonds receivable 26,381.39

April 3 2019

Dr Cash 35,000

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 2,049.02

Dr Interest revenue 37,059.02

Oct 31, 2019

Dr Cash 35,000

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 2,049.02

Cr Interest revenue 37,059.02

Nov 1, 2019

Dr Cash 700,000

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 22,283.25

Cr Notes receivable 700,000

Cr Profit on sale bonds receivable 22,283.25

Explanation:

Preparation of the journal entries to record the following:

Purchase of the bonds

Interest receipts on April 30, 2019 and October 31, 2019

Sale of the bonds.

Journal entries

Nov 1 2018

Dr Bonds receivable 700,000

Cr Cash 67,3618.61

Cr Discount on bonds receivable 26,381.39

(700,000-67,3618.61)

(To record Purchase of bonds)

April 30 2019

Dr Cash 35,000

(700,000*10%*6/12)

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 2,049.02

(37,059.02-35,000)

Dr Interest revenue 37,059.02

(673,618.61*11%*6/12)

(To record Interest receipts)

Oct 31, 2019

Dr Cash 35,000

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 2,049.02

(37,059.02-35,000)

Cr Interest revenue 37,059.02

(673,618.61*11%*6/12)

(To record Interest receipts)

Nov 1, 2019

Dr Cash 700,000

Dr Discount on bonds receivable 22,283.25

($26,381.39-$2,049.02-$2,049.02)

Cr Notes receivable 700,000

Cr Profit on sale bonds receivable 22,283.25

(To record Sale of the bonds)

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3 years ago

Due to technological changes in the nature of work and global competition, the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) has been

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Answer:

a. True

Explanation:

DOT stands for the Dictionary of Occupational Titles. It is the publication which was produced by the Department of Labor of the United States of America for the working people that helped the employers, the government officials, and the other workforce development professionals in order to define over $13,000$ different types of work from $1938$ to the late $1990$ s.

But now, due to the advancement in technologies and change in the nature of job of many works the previous publication was replaced by the new Occupational Information Network which suits with todays technology and development in the working conditions. It is shortly known as the O*NET.

Hence the answer is TRUE.

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3 years ago

Sweet Tooth Candy Company budgeted the following costs for anticipated production for August:

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Answer:

Fixed costs= $73,760

Variable cost= $159,430

Explanation:

First, let's separate the factory overhead costs:

Power and light 40,450

Factory insurance 23,560

Production supervisor wages 118,980

Production control wages 30,930

Factory depreciation 19,270

Now, the fixed and variable costs:

Fixed costs= Factory insurance 23,560 + Production control wages 30,930 + Factory depreciation 19,270

Fixed costs= $73,760

Variable cost= Power and light 40,450 + Production supervisor wages 118,980

Variable cost= $159,430

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2 years ago