The factor payment for the use of financial capital (loans and equity investments) is called... (a)Interest and dividends. (b)Wages. (c)Rent. (d)Profit.

Q: Income Statement 1) Why are items such as sales and labour/Gross Profit on the CR side and items…

A: 1.Revenues are recorded in the credit side of the income statement. Thus, sales and labour/gross…

Q: j. Rate of Return on invested capital k. Cash flow from Operations to Total Liabilities I. Ratio of…

A: The accounting ratios tells about the performance of the business in different…

Q: In performing a vertical analysis, the base for Selling Expense is.. total current assets. total…

A: Vertical analysis is an analysis of the financial statements of a corporation which helps in the…

Q: Element of financial position is a)  Cash. b)  Interest

A: This is a multiple-choice question for elements of financial statement in which we have to choose…

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A: Cash Management: It is the technique to meet out all the payment obligations of day to day operation…

Q: The relationship between current assets and current liabilities is   a. useful in determining…

A: The answer is as fallows

Q: A measure of a company's liquidity is: Multiple Choice Total assets divided by total equity. The…

A: A company’s liquidity refers to its ability to meet its short-term financial obligations and convert…

Q: The flow of money or its equivalent produced by an asset dividends and interest a. investment b.…

A: An investment is defined as an asset or invested, which used in building the wealth as well as…

Q: how to arrive at earnings before paying the interest cost under the current capital structure

A: From Company data you go income statement of company

Q: Sales of products or services are referred to as  a. Assets. b. Revenues. c. Liabilities. d.…

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Q: Cost of capital refers to: a. The cost of borrowing money from financial institutions b. The cost of…

A: Cost of capital refers to the cost of financing a company's operations.

Q: Interest expense would be classified on a multiple-step income statement under the heading O…

A: Interest expense is an expenses.

Q: When analyzing financial statements, creditors are more concerned with which of the following? a.…

A: Financial statement analysis: The process of analyzing the financial statements of a company to…

Q: Net income is gross profit less other income.O financing expenses.O operating expenses.O other…

A: Gross profit is computed by subtracting cost of goods sold from revenue. Gross Profit = Revenue  -…

Q: Accounts payable is part of the Working Capital. " O True O False

A: Working capital It is the variance between the entity’s current assets and the current liabilities.

Q: You find capital in the same side of the balance sheet as liabilites because of ______________.…

A: From the business point of view, capital is also considered as a liability towards the owner…

Q: Earned capital consists of additional paid-in capital and retained earnings. O True O False

A: Earned capital -This capital represents the portion of a net income that is retained by the…

Q: Notes Payable is a(n) and is reported on the A. Asset; Income Statement B. Liability; Balance Sheet…

A: Income statement is a financial statement that shows profitability, total revenue and total…

Q: In such case, net income is used, whereas cashflow is used

A: Cash flow statement: It is a financial statement that illustrates a company's cash and cash…

Q: Which of the following would be considered a long−term ​asset?     A. Office Supplies   B. Land…

A: The balance sheet represents the financial position of the business with assets and liabilities on a…

Q: The numerator of the return on total assets is a. net income b. net income plus tax expense c.…

A: Return on Total Assets = Net Income + Interest Expenses (1-Tax Rate) / Average Total Assets

Q: Explain how the following financial products accommodate financial life cycle: a) insurance products…

A: Financial life cycle is a life cycle of an individual where an individual needs to accumulate,…

Q: An income statement is sometimes called thea. statement of financial position.b. owners’ equity…

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Q: Which of the following would not be considered a form of capital? A. Cash B. Credit Card C. Money…

A: Introduction: Capital: Owners contribution in business called as Capital.

Q: The Balance-Sheet identity is (circle ALL that apply. Think of different ways to present this…

A: Balance-sheet is one of the most important financial indicators and essential financial statement…

Q: Net income equals: Select one: a. Assets minus liabilities. b. Cash receipts minus cash payments.…

A: There is a multistep income statement model to record the revenue and expenses. As per this…

Q: Define each of the following terms: g. Repatriation of earnings; political risk

A: Repatriation means the conversion to a single domestic currency of any foreign currency.…

Q: Return on equity is: the rate of return that owners earn on their investment O the relationship of…

A: Return on equity can be defined as the earning on the equity as hold by the equity shareholders of…

Q: financial assets generate net income to the economy, while real assets define the allocation of…

A: Financial assets are assets are liquid assets that can easily and quickly be converted into cash…

Q: Another term used for a financial asset is ________. a. debt financing b. equity financing c.…

A: Solution: Another term used for a financial asset is "financial instrument".

Q: Profit is the difference between? a. Assets and liabilities b. Assets and equities c. The assets…

A: Assets, liabilities, equity, incomes and expenses are important terms that are being used in…

Q: Which of the following normally has a net credit balance? A. Asset accounts such as cash, accounts…

A: Credit Balance :— It means Credit is greater than debit. It is listed in credit side of trial…

Q: Money received from customers for products to be delivered in the future is recorded as: C . revenue…

A: Cash received from the customers will be considered as an asset. Whereas a liability will be created…

Q: how is profit or loss calculated on an income statement?

A: Profit and loss is calculated as below-

Q: Describe about retain earning and paid in capital.

A: Retained earnings: “Retained earnings” are that portion of profits which are earned by a company but…

Q: How to calculate working capital, current assests, current liabilities, quick assets, quick ratio…

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Q: Contrast the aims of the income statement, the balance sheet, and the cash flow statement

A: Financial Statement: A financial statement is a statement that indicates the firm's, company's, or…

Q: You would find asset, liability, and equity accounts on which of the following statements? OA.…

A: In this question, we need to identify the statement where the assets , liabilities and equity can be…

Balance of Payments

BOP is categorized into the following three components: