Answer:
Dr. Inventory Write down............(91,000 - 71,600)....$19,400
Cr. Inventory.......................................................................................$19,400
Explanation:
The write down of the inventory value from at the end of the year with a historical cost of $ 91,000 to the current replacement cost is $ 71,600 will be recorded as follows:
<u>Journal Entries</u>
Dr. Inventory Write down............(91,000 - 71,600)....$19,400
Cr. Inventory.......................................................................................$19,400
<u>Being the write down of the value of inventory from historical cost to replacement cost at year end</u>
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i think the answer is third party creditors
Answer:
1. As the RR, you should start acquiring all of the information needed to open the account from each joint owner.
2. Prior to purchasing the desired mutual fund, you should sit down with both joint owners and discuss the various risks associated with the investment.
Explanation:
In this situation, the RR must get all the relevant and important information that concerns opening the account and should also tell them the risks involved investing in such fund.
The RR should not just refuse to open the account because of risk he is not responsible for discussing what it means to open a JTWROS account.
Instead The RR has it as a duty to explain the implications of the JTWROS account to the client and her boyfriend
Answer: $1051.51
Explanation:
Coupon rate = 10%
Face value = $1,000
Yield to maturity = 8%
Annual coupon will be:
= Face value × Coupon rate
= 1000 × 10%
= 100
Therefore, the price of bond will be:
= Annual coupon × Present value of annuity factor + $1000 × Present value of the discounting factor
= (100 × 2.5771) + (1000*0.7938)
= 257.71 + 793.8
= $1051.51
The price of the bond is $1051.51