41 |
A revenue expenditure increases an expense account. |
Option D is correct |
42 |
Cost to add air conditioning to a company car is a Capital expenditure, as it is expected to benefit more than one accounting period |
Option A is correct |
43 |
Replacing the battery in a Computer truck is a revenue expenditure, as it is normal replacement cost. |
Option D is correct |
44 |
Average total assets = (1800000+2200000)/2 = $2000000 |
Return on assets = Net income/Average total assets = 110000/2000000= 5.5% |
Option A is correct |
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1. What is the Long-Term
Liabilities to Current Liabilities?
2. What is the Asset Turnover?
3. What are the Return on Assets?
4. Even though net earnings increased, net equity decreased
because:
a. Inventories shrank.
b. The company made major purchases of its corporate stock.
c. The company paid down its long-term debt.
d. income tax increased
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Capital Budgeting Framework
Structure
Notes
Revenue
Operating Expenses
Can be fixed and/or variable
EBITDA
Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation
Depreciation
Reduces Taxable Income, is a deduction companies are
entitled to due to loss in value of their assets (not applied to
all assets)
Gain or Loss on Sale
= SV – BV where Book Value is the value of the asset on the
books (Capital expenditure minus depreciation claimed up to and
including the time of sale of...
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