A 5 year fixed asset was purchased on Jan 1 of Year 1 and immediately placed into service. The cost was $5,000 and had no salvage value. What is the Net Book Value at the end of year 1 using straight line depreciation?
8 points
Select the asset accounts from the list.
Property
Inventory
Bank Notes
Tax expense
Prepaid expenses
The asset section of the balance sheet is arranged in order of:
liquidity
profitability
highest balance first
lowest balance
5 points
A company needs to have $100,000 in the bank for an expected capital expenditure in 5 years. How much money should the company invest today with an expected rate of return of 10% compounded semi-annually?
A receipt of cash from a customer that has already been equally accrued onaccounts receivable will:
Decrease the current ratio
Increase the current ratio
Current Ratio remains the same
What is the current ratio
Turnover ratios are generally calculated for each of the following assets except:
Accounts Recievable
Cash
Plant and Equipment
A financial tool used to help determine profitability of individual products and help to improve decisions regarding those products is the breakeven analysis.
True
False
10 points
Corporation A had NET sales of $2,400 for the year, cost of goods sold of $800, and interest expense of $500 for last year.
What is the Gross Profit if sales were $3,000 for the current year if the relationships remain the same?
What are the different methods for calculating depreciation
exponential
Double-Declining Balance
Sum of the years' digits
Ignor Depreciation if you want
straight-line
What causes adecrease in Accounts Receivable?
Customer purchase items on Credit
Payments from customers on prior purchase
Customers purchase items with Cash
Company spending cash on Inventory
There is a Decrease in Long Term Debt if a company pays extra on a Long term note due to a very high interest rate.
Calculate the BeginningCash Balance given the following information:
Beginning Cash Balance (1/1/XX):?
Sources of Funds: $35,000
Uses of Funds: $10,000
Ending Cash Balance: $100,000
If a product sales price decrease while COGS remains constant, what happens the breakeven point and the revenue generated from the same amount of sales.
Sales Revenue will increase, Breakeven will decrease
Sales Revenue will decrease, Breakeven will decrease
Sales Revenue will Increase, Breakeven will increase
Sales Revenue will decrease, Breakeven will increase
If the company has a breakeven goal of 2000 units, what price per unit should the product be priced at for a fixed cost of $30000 and a per unit cost of $20?
Fixed Cost: $30,000
Variable Cost $20 / unit
Unit Sales Price $ FIND
The Return on Assets ratio will increase if the net income of Company B increases $100,000 while the Assets Decrease $100,000.
Short term debt is debt a company owes that is due within 1 year.
Cash flow can be impaired by slowing down payments to suppliers.
Units Cost
Inventory, Jan 1 8000 $11
Purchase June 21 13000 $12
Purchase Dec 21 5000 $13
If 11000 units are on hand at the end of the year, what is the cost of ending inventory using FIFO inventory system.
If 11000 units are on hand at the end of the year, what is the cost of ending inventory using LIFO inventory system?
Calculate the Net Income given the following Information
Revenue: $6000
Gross Margin Percentage: 20%
G&E expenses: $850
Depreciation Expense: $195
Differentiate between the Governmental and for-profit Financial statements. Identify the primary statements for each and briefly describe what they convey to the reader.
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