Answer:
The Journal entry is as follows:
On December 31st, 2021
Cash surrender value A/c Dr. $3,000
Insurance expense A/c Dr. $17,000
To cash A/c $20,000
(To record the payment of the insurance premium)
Working note:
Increase in cash surrender value of the policy:
= $15,000 - $12,000
= $3,000
Insurance expense:
= Annual premiums - Increase in cash surrender value of the policy
= $20,000 - $3,000
= $17,000
Answer:
a. Net income = Sales * profit margin
= $24 million * 10%/100
= $2.4 million
b. ROA = Profit / Total Assets
= $2.4 million / $21.1 million
= 0.11374
= 11.374%
c. ROE = Profit / (Total Assets - Debt)
= $2.4million / ($21.1million - $8.2million)
= $2.4million / $12.9 million
= 0.186
= 18.6%
Answer:
Balance sheet:
Accounts Payable
-Liability
Property, Plant. and Equipment
-Asset
Long-Term Debt-Liability
Retained Earnings-equity account
Prepaid Expense
-Asset
Common Stock
-equity account
Accounts Receivable-Asset
Income statement:
Cost of Goods Sold-expense
Research and Development-expense
Explanation:
Property, plant and equipment , accounts receivable and prepaid expenses would appear on the asset side of the balance sheet.
Long-term debt and accounts payable are both liabilities since they are obligations owed to third parties while retained earnings and common stock are both equity account
Lastly,cost of goods sold and research and development cost are expenses in the income statement
Answer:
The risk premium is 4.4%
Explanation:
The risk premium on any given investment is the difference between the risky investment and the risk free investment and in this case we know treasury bonds are risk free and offer a certain return of coupons because they come from governments rather than the fictional ones like the one from risky investment inc so to find the risk premium we say :
Risk Premium = Risky investment rate - Risk free investment Rate
= 7.3% - 2.9%
= 4.4%
