C) Neither Plan D) Defined Contribution Plan
C) Labor expense D) Neither
| Ans 1 | |||
| Compounded interest | in $ | ||
| 1st year 200*8% | 16 | ||
| 2nd year (200+16)*8% | 17.28 | ||
| Total interest | 33.28 | ||
| A) False | |||
| ans 2 | |||
| Option A Assets stay the same net income stays the same | |||
| As entries are | |||
| 1) Accounts Receivable Dr | |||
| Allowance for doubtful accounts cr | |||
| and than | |||
| Cash DR | |||
| Accounts receivable Cr | |||
| ans 3 | |||
| c)Neither plan | |||
| ans 4 A) Declaration date | |||
| the market will react on declaration date. | |||
| ans 5 Both | |||
| As electric expense is manufacturing overhead and labor is also direct | |||
| cost. | |||
| ans 6 | |||
| a) Past income | |||
| ans 7 | |||
| C) No change | |||
| as equipment asset is incraesed and cash (asset) is decreased | |||
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Dropdown answers:
1. Current assets: 489, 359, 261, 326
2. Total assets: 662, 463, 597, 825
3. Subordinate debenture: 89, 116, 107, 44
4. $2.8 preferred stock c claims: 31, 26, 44, 62
5. Total claims: 597, 463, 835, 661
6. Interest expense: 12, 9, 4, 11
7. EBT: 44, 41, 49, 42
8. Taxes (50%): 24, 21, 20,22
9. Net income:24, 21, 20,22
10. Dividends on 2.8 preferred: 32, 37, 75, 3
11. Income available to common stockholders: -17,...
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