Answer: The amount of bad debt expense the company would record would be $3,470.
Explanation: Bad debt expense is an estimate of accounts receivable that is deemed as uncollectible while allowance for doubtful accounts is a balance sheet allowance account that warehouses the total balance of accounts receivable that is deemed irrecoverable.
In this scenario, Simple Co. estimated, using the aging method, that the allowance for doubtful accounts is $3,800. However, it had a credit balance of $330 in the same account. The reinstate the allowance account to $3,800, $3,470 has to be adjusted for by debiting bad debt expense and crediting allowance for doubtful account.
I believe the answer is d., the federal budget.
Mike brought 100 shares costing $53 each.
Total costs of shares= 100*53
=$5300
He got dividends of $1.45 per share. A dividend is money that is earnt back from a share.
Total dividend amount = 1.45*100
=$145
I'm assuming that Mike sold his shares at the end of the year. He sells for $60 each.
Total sales amount=60*100
=$6000
The rate of return in this instance can be defined as the amount of money made back from a share.
Rate of return= total earnings/ costs
Total costs= $5300
Total earnings=$6145
6145/5300=1.1594
=15.9%
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Total= $159,552
Giving the following information:
The company has budgeted to sell 15,600 Debs in February.
Sales commissions $ 0.96*15,600= 14,976
Shipping $ 1.46 *15,600= 22,776
Executive salaries $ 60,600
Depreciation on office equipment $ 20,600
Other $ 40,600
Total= $159,552
