Answer:
The answer is false.
Explanation:
The $6,500 received for two seasons ticket is unearned revenue at September 1.
Unearned revenue have been received in advance but the customer has not enjoyed the service.
As the company enjoys this service monthly till the subscription finishes, revenue will be recognized and unearned revenue which is a liability in the balance sheet will reduce by the same value.
Two seasons ticket is 2 years(24 months).So what will be recognized monthly will be $270.83 ($6,500/24months)
September 1 through December 31 is 4 months.
So the adjusting entry at December 31 is 4 x $270.83
=$1,083.32
Answer:
3,825.2 labor hours
Explanation:
Learning rate (Unit 1 and unit 2):
= Labor hour required for 2nd unit ÷ Labor hour required for 1st unit
= 1,200 ÷ 2,000
= 0.60
Learning rate (Unit 2 and unit 3):
= Labor hour required for 3rd unit ÷ Labor hour required for 2nd unit
= 1,130 ÷ 1,200
= 0.94
Average of learning rates = (0.60 + 0.94 ) ÷ 2
= 0.77
As per learning curve calculator the value of 77% for 6 units = 4.0776
Cumulative time = Factor × Time of first unit
= 4.0776 × 2,000
= 8,155.2
Hence,
Time for next three units:
= Cumulative time - Sum of the time of first, second and third unit
= 8,155.2 - (2,000 + 1,200 + 1,130)
= 3,825.2 labor hours should Simpson plan for.
Answer:
C) undercapitalization
Explanation:
Clearly, Julia's cake business was undercapitalized, since she failed in the bare start. The undercapitalization issue is often associated with financial beginnings, when having the right sources of capital is crucial. Startups face significant initial costs and therefore need secure capital to cover them.
A cash flow issue is more common with businesses that are already up and running, but face challenges regarding paying debtors.
Answer:
Using an excel spreadsheet I prepared an amortization schedule. For the 61st payment, the interest rate is increased from 0.5% to 0.625% monthly.
(a) Calculate the loan balance immediately after the 84th payment.
(b) Calculate the amount of interest in the 84th payment.
(c) Calculate the amount of the balloon payment.
As you can see, the interest amount for the 61st payment increases, while it had been decreasing previously.
I recently had this assignment and here are a couple of was to do this:
1st way (which is correct according to my grading):
= # of Nights*Hotel rate*(1+hotel tax rate)
2nd way (I got counted wrong for this one on my assignment):
=(hotel rate+(hotel rate*hotel tax rate))*Number of nights
