Answer:
petty cash fund 440 debit
cash 440 credit
--stablishment of the fund--
freight-in 46 debit
postage expenses 78 debit
miscellaneous expenses 111 debit
cash shortage loss 12 debit
Cash 247 credit
--reimbursement of the fund--
petty cash fund 50 debit
Cash 50 credit
--incerase of the fund to 490--
Explanation:
The petty fund will be stablish using cash, so we decrease cash and create the petty fund.
Then, the expenditures will be against cash, so we don't have to use the petty fund account.
Lastly, to increase the fund we take from the cash account the 50 dollars increase.
Answer:
Answer is option b i.e. Discharged.
Explanation:
Discharge of a contract takes place either on completion of a contract or when a contract is terminated due to various reasons like; discharge by mutual agreement, discharge by the impossibility of performance, discharge of contract due to lapse of time, discharge by operation of law, and discharge by breach of contract. Here, in the given case, the contract between Clyde and Deephole Excavation Inc. is discharged by the operation of law as the court has ordered to halt the digging further.
Answer:
INCORRECT.
In income summary account, all revenue accounts are closed by debiting them and crediting the income summary account. expense accounts are closed by crediting them and debiting income summary account. then on closing income summary account it shows debit balance if there is a net loss and it shows credit balance if there is a net income.
In the given case clever auto services has debit balance of $5,300 i,e it implies that clever auto services has loss .
Therefore above statement is wrong. It implies a loss of $5300 not the net income of $5,300.
To
determine the net requirement for c, we determine first the number of c’s that
are required for the production of a and b given that there are already 25
units of b available.
<span> Number of c needed = (50 units of a)(2
c/unit of a) + (60 – 25 units of b)(5 c/unit of b)</span>
<span> Number of c needed = 275 c’s</span>
There
are currently 160 units of c; hence,
<span> Net requirement for c = 275 c – 160 c</span>
<span> Net requirement for c = 115</span>
<span>Answer:
115</span>
Answer:
Cost of ownership
Explanation:
The cost ownership includes other elements of cost associated with owning a product eg operating cost.
A common example that comes to mind is the ownership of a car, analysing the total cost of ownership would include cost of fueling and maintaining the car as compared to buying a new brand of car.
It takes someone with foresight to see the bigger picture and look at what the product's real value and cost is over time.
