The following journal entry will be passed in the books of accounts and the interest expense is calculated to an amount of $9600
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given data:
amount of note: $200000, annual principal payments to be made each year at December 31st = $40000, interest amount to be charged = 6 percent, duration of note = 5 years
the following calculation is made in order to find out the amount of interest:
Amount of note minus principal payment multiply with rate of interest
now, putting the figures in formula:
interest = 200000 minus 40000 = $160000 multiply with .06 = $9600
Thus, the interest amount = $9600
The interest expense will be debited with an amount of $9600 in the books of accounts.
Answer:
<u>The correct answer is that Rachel's workshop total cost is US$ 5,700 per month and US$ 19 of average cost per unit sold every month.</u>
Explanation:
<u>1. Rachel's workshop monthly costs</u>
Rent US$ 600
Salaries US$ 3,600
Insurance premium US$ 300
Raw materials US$ 1,200
<u>Total monthly costs US$ 5,700</u>
<u>2. Rachel's workshop average monthly costs</u>
Number of units sold per month = 300
Average monthly costs = Total monthly costs/Number of units sold
Average monthly costs = 5,700/300
<u>Average monthly costs = US$ 19</u>
Answer: Debit to Work in Process of $67,000
Explanation:
Direct Labor costs incurred when producing are sent to the Work in Progress account to show that they were direct costs in the making of a product and so should be included in the cost of the good.
They are debited to the Work in Progress account and credited to the Wages Payable account.
From the above, the direct Labor costs are $67,000 and so this will be debited to the WIP account.
Answer:
0.0014
Explanation:
There are 713 chips.
Only one chip is numbered 564.
Finding the probability of picking no. 564 will be
=1/713
=0.0014
Answer:
The broker is doing two different jobs; so it is okay to have two different licenses.
Explanation:
In this case, since the broker is doing two different jobs then it is okay for him to have two different licenses. In a hypothetical case that the individual Broker was doing the same job role for two different companies then that would be considered a form of conflict of interest and may cause problems with both firms in the future. Since this is not the case, then he should not have any problem.