Answer: Business case
Explanation: In other to eliminate the dilemma posed by having to allocate resources particularly in those which are not readily available in abundance or having to choose between two or more different options, tasks or projects, managers are often faced with a decision dilemma which are is usually analysed by making a business case in other to identify the modalities attached with each project or task on the basis of risk, benefit attached, cost, timing of such projects and so on. This will enable managers to arrive at a reasonable justification to choose an option over the other which will yield a longterm return or benefit to the organization.
I’m pretty sure the answer is the 3rd one
Answer:
Greg’s capital gain on the apartment = $590,000
Explanation:
Purchase Cost = $100,000
Improvements = $300,000
Total Initial cost = Purchase Cost + Improvements
Total Initial cost = $100,000 + $300,000
Total Initial cost = $400,000
Depreciation for 20 Years = Depreciation per annum * 20
= $2,500 * 20
= $50,000
Net Book value after 20 Years = Initial cost - Depreciation for 20 Years
= $400,000 - $50,000
= $350,000
Capital Gain = Net Sale - Net Book Value
When Net Sale = Sale Price - Commission
= $1,000,000 - $ 60,000
= $940,000
Hence, Capital Gain = Net Sale - Net Book Value
Capital Gain = $940,000 - $350,000
Capital Gain = $590,000
The question that is in appropriate is that are intact cash receipts deposited daily in the bank?
Explanation:
In a company before performing the audit the document that is provided to the employers of the company before the audit is the internal control questionnaire
Intact cash receipts can be deposited daily in the bank and there will be major need for a company to deposit the money in the bank and hence this question is inappropriate
Answer:
The correct option is C
Explanation:
The journal entry which is to be passed in order to replenished the account is as:
Petty Cash A/c..................................Dr $84
Cash A/c...............................................Cr $81
Cash Over and Short A/c..................Cr $3
In order to replenish the account of petty cash, the account of expense (name of expense is not given, so petty cash account) is debited. Therefore, the petty cash is debited. The cash account is credited and the excess or over (which is $3 that is $200 - [$119 + $84 = $203] ) is replenished by crediting the account.
