Answer:
$12,600
Explanation:
Annual Dividend to preferred stock = $1,140,000 × 7%
= $79,800
A schedule of preferred stock dividend in Arrears is as follows :
Dividend Paid Arrears
2016 $79,800 $54,000 $25,800
2017 $79,800 $54,000 $51,600
2018 $79,800 $131,400 0
Dividends of $131,400 has to be paid in 2018 to cover all the arrears.
Principle : Preference dividends (and their arrears if cumulative) are paid first before dividends distribution to common stock holders.
Common Stock Holders receive the remaining amount of dividends of $12,600 ($144,000 - $131,400)
Answer:
January
Explanation:
The overtime wages should be expensed in January as in the month of february, wages will be accrued and it will be liablity for employer.
The overtime worked in month on january should be paid in january itself and overtime expense should be included in wages payable in the month of January. When wages are paid, the owner of the factory should debit the wages payable account and cash account should be credited as amount of casg paid to the employees. Wages are considered as operating expenses of factory.
First, we calculate for the effective annual interest given the interest in the scenario.
ieff = (1 + i/m)^m - 1
Substituting the values,
ieff = (1 + 0.04/12)^12 - 1 = 0.0407
The effective interest is equal to 4.07%.
The future amount after 2 years,
F = ($6000) x (1.0407)^2 = $6498.86
Answer:
Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Following will be the definitions :
Efficiency = (Actual output ÷ Effective capacity) × 100
Utilization = (Actual output ÷ Design capacity) × 100
Therefore,
Efficiency of the system:
= (950 ÷ 1050) × 100
= 90.47% ( 90.5% rounded to one decimal point)
Utilization
:
= (950 ÷ 1,200) × 100
= 79.16% ( 79.2% rounded to one decimal point)
Answer:
A. 600
B. 0
C. 0
D. -1100
E. -1000
Explanation:
For part A you are asked to find the change in GDP with the addition of paying a babysitter $600. The GDP beforehand was the total income from both Vinny and Sandra which is $1200 + $1000 = $2200. For these questions, you are being asked to find a change in GDP which would simply be the addition of $600. Similiary, for part B there is no change in GDP because they do not pay Sandra's mother, so the change in GDP is 0. For part C, since the payments are not reported, there is no change in GDP. Part C can be thought of as a reference to the shadow market and GDP from the shadow market is not recorded. Part D has a negative 1100 because they each go back to work part-time, Vinnie earning $500 per week and Sandra earning $600. The change in GDP would be negative because they are losing 1100 in order to care for a new child. For part E, Vinnie gives up all his income which would normally amount to $1000 per week. The change in GDP is therefore negative.
