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ad-work [718]
3 years ago
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Jason prows' job this week is to prepare a spreadsheet that shows his company's long-range plans and outlines the expected finan

cial needs for significant purchases such as real estate, manufacturing equipment, plant expansions, and technology. jason is preparing a(n) ________ budget.
Business
2 answers:
devlian [24]3 years ago
8 0

Jason Prows is doing the Capital Budgeting.

Capital budgeting is the process of determining the Expenses or Investments of a company in the coming days/months/year. In this evaluation, potential investments, predicted expenses, any equipment purchases, new unit opening expenses, new plant opening and running expenses, any maintenance cost, starting of new project, buying of new machinery, cost associated with research and development etc is written down.

This whole process is called a Capital Budgeting which Jason is going to do.

vivado [14]3 years ago
5 0
The answer is capital budget or capital budgeting. This is the procedure in which a business decides and assesses potential costs or ventures that are extensive in nature. These uses and speculations incorporate activities, for example, fabricating another plant or putting resources into a long haul venture. These significant capital purchases are real estate, plant expansions, manufacturing equipment,  or technology.
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Merchandise    $98   Credit    

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Merchandise            $7,900  Debit    

Accounts Payable   $7,900  Credit    

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Accounts Payable   $3,000  Debit    

Merchandise    $3,000  Credit    

 

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