Answer:
At face value
Explanation:
Short term notes are always recorded at face value, and that applies to both interest and non-interest bearing short term notes.
Non-interest bearing long term notes must be recorded at their discounted value, i.e. you must discount the long term note' face value by the discount rate used by the company.
Answer:
External funds needed = $40,000.
Explanation:
An increase in the firm's retained earnings (a component of the shareholder's equity) arises as a result of higher sales volume, thereby making the Asset = Liability + Shareholder's Equity Equation unbalanced.
Therefore, there must be an increment in the firm's assets by an equal amount in order to re balance the equation. If there is an increase in assets by a greater magnitude than retained earnings increment, the gap is filled by external financing (which is a liability and increases the liability component of the equation).
Net income = Sales * profit margin = $500000*10% = $50000
Dividend= Net income * payout ratio = $50000*20%= $10000
Increase in retained earnings = Net income - Dividend = $(50000-10000)
= $40000
Increase in assets = $80000
External funds needed = $(80000-40000) = $40,000.
Answer:
The amount of revenue to be recognized at 31st March is $383500
Explanation:
The revenue amount that should be recognized in the income statement as at March 31,2020 is the sales price of $365000 plus three months of installation fee since installation is expected to last six months and three months have passed since installation began.
Hence, the amount of revenue as at 31st March is calculated thus:
Sales price $365000
Installation fee for 3 months(3/6*$37000) <u>$18500</u>
Total revenue as at 31st March $ 383,500
The rationale behind this is that revenue is only recognized when the seller has discharged his or her obligation under the contract not when cash is received and it is very clear that installation has been undertaken for 3 out of 6 months
Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives. Whose earnings are paid back to members in the form of higher saving rates and lower loan rates.Banks are for profit businesses with earning paid to stockholders only.
