The debt ratio is calculated by dividing the Total Liabilities by Total Assets. We are asked to calculate the debt ratio at the end of the year, hence we need to take year-end values for Total Liabilities and Total Assets.
We are given the Total Liabilities at the beginning of the year $175,000 and there is no change in the liabilities given, hence we can say that Total liabilities at the end of the year shall remain same = $175,000
We are given Total Assets at the end of the year are $260,000
Debt ratio = Total Liabilities / Total Assets = 175000/260000 = 0.673
Hence debt ratio at the end of the current year shall be <u>0.673</u>
Answer:
Temporary difference
Explanation:
The reason is that the temporary difference is due to allowable and disallowable expenses and returns for some period which in later years equals to the allowable or disallowable incomes and expenses. This is all because of the temporary differences.
Answer:
a. Daniel must recognize $300 interest income for 2017 and a $200 gain on the sale of the bond in 2018
Explanation:
Since the interest was collected of $600 and the accrued interest is $300, so the remaining amount $300 reflect the interest income
And, the sale value of the bond is $10,200 without considering the interest collection and its purchase price without considering the accrued interest is $10,000. So, after comparing the purchase price and the sale price the gain of $200 would be determined
$10,200 - $10,000 = $200
Answer:
<u>Omaha would produce a higher Income.</u>
Explanation:
170 Sales revenue per unit
Omaha
170 - 20 = 150
9,400 x 150 = 1,410,000
fixed cost (900,000)
<em>Income 510,000</em>
Kansas City
170 - 35 = 135
10,000 x 135 = 1,350,000
fixed cost (1,000,000)
<em>Income 350,000</em>