Answer:
b. 29,800.
Explanation:
Number of units out in January = 25,000 units completed during month + 80% of 6,000 units completed at month end
= 25,000 + 4,800
= 29,800
Answer:
Explanation:
If there is a warranty, that will be a shoppers protection providing it is not a recall situation. Shopper's Insurance in Canada at least, does not exist.
Unless it is a class action suit, there is no need for mediation.
Boycotts are generally not used in the situation you have described.
Answer:
Part a : If JumpStart paid cash
Office Supplies $870 (debit)
Cash $870 (credit)
Part b : If JumpStart placed it on account
Office Supplies $870 (debit)
Account Payable $870 (credit)
Part c : If JumpStart pays the amount due
Account Payable $870 (debit)
Cash $870 (credit)
Explanation:
Part a : If JumpStart paid cash
Recognise an expense for Office Supplies and reduce the assets of cash to reflect outflow of economic benefits in form of cash
Part b : If JumpStart placed it on account
Recognize an expense for Office Supplies and also recognise a Liability - Accounts Payable to reflect a present obligation created by JumpStart to its Supplier
Part c : If JumpStart pays the amount due
Derecognise the Liability - Accounts receivable since the liability has been settled and reduce the assets of cash to reflect outflow of economic benefits in form of cash due to settlement of Account
The constant monthly withdrawal amount can be calculated by using PMT function in excel as in =PMT(rate,nper,pv) where rate = 7% = 0.07/12 (Monthly rate), nper = 20 years = 20*12 = 240 months and pv = 300,000
Constant monthly withdrawal amount =PMT(0.07/12,240,300000)
Constant monthly withdrawal amount = $2,325.90
Constant monthly withdrawal amount = $2,326 (Option C)