Answer:
Dep expense for the second year 7,600
Explanation:
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1/10 = straight-line method
straight-line x 2 = DD rate
47,500 x 2/10 = 9500
then we calculate the DD rate again with the book value
47,500-9,500 = 38,000
38,000 x 2/10 = 7,600
Answer:
D) credit to Accounts Payable.
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
1. Cash A.c Dr
To Account receivable A/c
(Being cash is received for performing the services)
2. Telephone expenses A/c
To Cash A/c
(Being telephone bill paid)
3. Equipment A/c Dr
To Accounts payable A/c
(Being equipment is purchased on credit)
According to these journal entries, the option D is correct
The part of the combined price allocated to the product is less than 50% which might be around 35-40%.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Since the price of the product all alone is $450 and the price of the service alone is $550, so the combined amount totals up to be nothing less than $1000. But the company under the discount and offer, offers the both things combined for $800.
This shows that the company is under some loss which it has to incur. The loss is of $200 under the discount to be offered to the clients which serves as the incentive to the customers.
The shareholder equity is equal to:
$28/share * 13 700 shares = $ 383,600
This is the total capital of Davidson International. Now, assuming that there is no additional income since it is not implied in the problem, the total equity does not change. However, the shares become: 13,700 + 500 = 14 200 shares.
Price per share now becomes:
$383 600 / 14 200 shares = $27/share
