Answer:
E-travel-1.15
Pricecheck-0.38
Explanation:
Debt to equity ratio compares the finance provided by outsiders viz-a-viz that which is provided by the original owners of the company,the shareholders, in order to determine whether or not the company is at risk of slow growth if outsiders withdraw their funds.
Debt to equity=total liabilities/equity
E-Travel:
total liabilities is $2,854,475
total equity $2,482,681
debt-equity ratio=$2,854,475/$2,482,681=1.15
Debtholders provided more capital funding than the stockholders
Pricecheck:
total liabilities is $472,610
total equity is $1,257,614
debt-to-equity ratio=$472,610/$1,257,614 =0.38
<span>A major difference between juvenile and adult courts is that juvenile courts are more likely to consider extenuating circumstances (emotional, mental, situational, etc.). Frequently, young people will only be moved to adult courts if their crime was particularly heinous, a history of rehabilitation services have not improved the situation, the young person needs a significant about of intervention, or simply that the juvenile is nearly an adult. Though there is evidence of some past intervention on Gwendolyn's behalf, we have no evidence that the crime was planned. Though she was breaking the law and one could say that the possibility of an accident was a logical conclusion, there is (based on this) no evidence that she went out with the intention of hurting or killing someone. Also, given that she is still a minor and at an age when her reasoning abilities are not fully formed, she honestly may not have been able to make that connection.
So, no, she should not be tried as an adult. However, she should serve actual time in a center, receiving rehabilitative services and completing community service in order to balance out some of the horror she has brought into the world through the death of a child.</span>
Answer:
Kale should apply to have her license put on inactive status while she completes her CPE requirements. During thatperiod of time she may not engage in the practice of public accounting
Explanation:
<span>The ending equity is $315,000
This is just a matter of adding income and subtracting withdraws. So let's do it.
"Cragmont has beginning equity of $277,000,"
x = $277000
"net income of $63,000"
x = $277000 + $63000 = $340000
"withdrawals of $25,000"
x = $340000 - $25000 = $315000</span>
