Answer:
a. $200 decrease in net income.
Explanation:
When insurance is paid in advance, the entries required are;
Debit Prepaid Insurance
Credit Cash account
As time elapses and the insurance expires,
Debit Insurance expense
Credit Prepaid Insurance
Given that the Adjustments columns show expired insurance of $200, this will be recorded as an expense and will thus decrease the net income.
Answer:
44.35
Explanation:
The stock will increase the grow rate of the company. We need to solve this.
The grow rate will be determinate using the Gordon dividend grow model
we clear for g
to find the return we use CAPM
risk free 0.032
market rate
premium market = (market rate - risk free) = 0.045
beta(non diversifiable risk) = 0.9
Ke 0.07250
this will be the return we use in the formula for grow
g = 0.0725 - 1.5/40 = 0.03500
At this rate our dividends will grow and also our share price
the stock in 3 years will be the current price capitalized with the grow rate
Stock 40.00
time 3.00
rate 0.035
Futue value in 3 years = 44.35
Answer:
Explanation:
Short-term: due within a year after closing the statment: that is Dec 31th 2018
There are two promissory notes outstanding:
October 1st
and April 1st
April 1st 2017 was refinanced to a single payment in the long-term thusnot short term
Also during March, the borrower agree to refinance
The negociation for Oct 1st provee successfully thus we should consider the promissory note long-term notes still.
We can conclde there are no hort term note payable for Vernon as it manage to refinance all his short.term debt
Answer:
The sentence that applies the correct number style is:
c. Dan Yannotti, Director of Health Initiatives, turns 32 this year.
Explanation:
Sentence A's number style should have been formatted like: "More than $5 million ..." Alternatively, it could be formatted as "Five Million Dollars."
Sentence B's number style should have been formatted like: "27% of our ...."
This leaves sentence C as the sentence that applies the correct number style.
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