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3 years ago

Which of the following would be an example of a WANT?

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sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago

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Want is like you go to the store and you like a toy you want it

Paladinen [302]3 years ago

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Answer:

where the answer choices?

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Answer:

b. $25,000

Explanation:

For computing the pension liability amount, we need to do apply the formula which is shown below:

= Projected benefit obligation - Fair value of plan assets

= $103,000 - $78,000

= $25,000

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4 years ago

A service contract for a video projection system costs $90 a year. You expect to use the system for three years. Instead of buyi

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Instead of buying the service contract, the future value of these annual amounts after three years if you earn 5 percent on your savings will be:

Ordinary Annuity

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4 years ago

, is putting together this year's financial statements. He has gathered the following balance sheet information: The firm had a

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Blossom Automotive have long-term debt of $174,321.

Explanation:

This can be estimated using the following accounting equation:

Total Assets = Shareholders' equity + Total liabilities ............... (1)

Where;

Total Assets = cash balance + inventory + goodwill and other assets + net plant and equipment + accounts receivable + other current assets = $23,015 + $214,500 + $78,656 + $714,100 + $141,258 + $11,223 = $1,182,752

Shareholders' equity = common stock + retained earnings = $311,900 + $512,159 = $824,059

Short-term liabilities = accounts payable + short-term notes payable = $163,257 + $21,115 = $184,372

Total liabilities = Short-term liabilities + long-term debt = $184,372 + long-term debt

Substituting the relevant values into equation (1) and solve for long-term debt, we have:

$1,182,752 = $824,059 + $184,372 + long-term debt

long-term debt = $1,182,752 - $824,059 - $184,372

long-term debt = $174,321

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3 years ago

A house is appraised for $25,000, and shows an assessed value of $20,000. The taxes on the house are $300 annually. What would t

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Answer:

$600

Explanation:

In this situation, first we have to know that tax levy on assessed value.

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Tax rate = ($300 / $20,000) x 100 = 1.5%

Assume Appraised Value = $45,000

Assume Assessed value = $40,000

Calculation of tax value = Assessed value x tax rate

= $40,000 x 1.5%

= $600

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