Answer:
A Contingent liability is recorded in the books if the loss is probable and the amount can be estimated.
a. The loss is probable and the amount can be estimated:
DR Loss $1,200,000
CR Contingent Liability $1,200,000
b. Loss is probable and the amount is estimated in a range. Take the <u>lower limit of the range:</u>
DR Loss $1,000,000
CR Contingent Liability $1,000,000
c. Loss is not probable but rather reasonably possible. Contingent liability i<u>s not recorded but disclosed in full in the footnotes</u>.
d. Loss is remote. <u>Do not record in books and Disclosure is not required.</u>
Answer:
A. $146,200
Explanation:
Collection from October sales (60% of October sales) [14300 x 60%]$ 85,800.00
Collection from November sales (40% of November sales) [151000 x 40%] $
60,400.00
Total collection in November $ 146,200.00
Therefore The total amount of cash expected to be received from customers in November is: $ 146,200.00
Draw the supply/demand curve. The line is above market equilibrium....the question literally states that the price rises, and since the supply curve has a positive slope (assuming unit elasticity), the supply will increase. Meanwhile, the demand curve has a negative slope (still assuming unit elasticity), so the demand for it will decrease. This will result in a surplus, aka, an excess supply.
Answer:
The answer is $30000
Explanation:
$ $
Sales 195000
<u>Less cost of sales</u>
Opening stock 12000
<u>Add</u> purchases <u> 97000</u>
109000
<u>Less </u>closing stock <u>6000</u>
<u>103000</u>
Gross profit 92000
<u>Less</u> operating expenses <u>62000</u>
Operating income <u>30000</u>
The operating income is<u> $30000</u>
