I need to know how much it costs to buy plan b from planned parenthood if I plan to pay in cash or check? Has anyone ever personally purchased plan b from there? And what was the process?
Thank you so much.|||ive gotten plan b from planned parenthood. and it was free, since im low income. but plan be usually cost 45-50 dollars. although im 80% sure theyll give it to you for free, and they even throw in an extra one!! enjoy lol. and they dont take checks, cash, debit, or credit is ok.|||I purchased it from the Pharmacy in Walmart. It was $50.00 there.|||$50.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Can somone plz tell me the Nexon Cash Card Code so I can get free Nx Cash?Pzz its my B-Day....?
Yes use GAMING LAGOON
here the link:
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here the link:
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Which of the following accounts would not be adjusted? A. Accumulated depreciation B. Wages payable C. Cash?
D. Depreciation Expense|||Which of the following accounts would not be adjusted?
A. Accumulated depreciation
Would be adjusted to accrue depreciation on fixed assets.
B. Wages payable
Would be adjusted to accrue wages that have been earned but not yet paid.
C. Cash
Would not be adjusted.
D. Depreciation Expense
Would be adjusted to accrue depreciation on fixed assets.
A. Accumulated depreciation
Would be adjusted to accrue depreciation on fixed assets.
B. Wages payable
Would be adjusted to accrue wages that have been earned but not yet paid.
C. Cash
Would not be adjusted.
D. Depreciation Expense
Would be adjusted to accrue depreciation on fixed assets.
When using the indirect method to calculate and report the net cash provided or used by operating activities,?
When using the indirect method to calculate and report the net cash provided or used by operating activities, net income is adjusted for:
A. Gains and losses from non operating items.
B. Revenues and expenses that did not provide or use cash.
C. Changes in non cash current assets and current liabilities related to operating activities.
D. Changes in current liabilities related to operating activities.|||There should be one more option:
e. All of the above
and that is the answer.
A. Gains and losses from non operating items.
B. Revenues and expenses that did not provide or use cash.
C. Changes in non cash current assets and current liabilities related to operating activities.
D. Changes in current liabilities related to operating activities.|||There should be one more option:
e. All of the above
and that is the answer.
In calculating cash flows from operating activities using the indirect method, a gain on the sale of?
equipment is...
A) added to net income.
B) deducted from net income.
C) ignored because it does not affect cash.
D) not reported on a statement of cash flows.|||In calculating cash flows from operating activities using the indirect method, a gain on the sale of equipment is...
B) deducted from net income
A loss on the sale of equipment is added to net income.
A) added to net income.
B) deducted from net income.
C) ignored because it does not affect cash.
D) not reported on a statement of cash flows.|||In calculating cash flows from operating activities using the indirect method, a gain on the sale of equipment is...
B) deducted from net income
A loss on the sale of equipment is added to net income.
What is the cash required if the payment is within the discount period?
Wilder and company purchased merchandise on account from a supplier for $7,500, terms 2/10, n/30. Wilder company returned $1,500 of the merchandise and received full credit.
QUESTION: What is the cash required if the payment is within the discount period??
a) 120
b) 1500
c) 5880
d) 7500|||C. Since a credit was issued for 1500, that leaves a balance of $6000 due.
98% of 6000 is 5880
QUESTION: What is the cash required if the payment is within the discount period??
a) 120
b) 1500
c) 5880
d) 7500|||C. Since a credit was issued for 1500, that leaves a balance of $6000 due.
98% of 6000 is 5880
Whats the difference between food stamps and food stamp cash?
I was just curious b/c I use to work as a cashier and I had some people come in that used the food stamp card for groceries and some who pressed food stamp cash to pay with the card. How does that work and what is the difference? Also can you get cash back from a food stamp card?|||I looked at your question, hoping to see what an answer to this would be. But, my guess is that ones that qualify for a program for both cash and food stamps would have it put all on the same card. I hope you get your answer for more information. I waited until more time for you to get your answer, before I tried to give an answer. I hope you get an answer. I am curious, also.
How much is a B&A one coupon that is so old it says cash value 3/4 of 1 cent to colecters?
it has a small cut in the middle of the two coupons connected and it looks like a piece of old sticker that was piled off of the two coupons|||Check on E-bay. To be honest, I'm not aware of any "old" coupon collectors.
How long does a landlord have to cash a tenant's rent check?
Is there a minimum amount of time a landlord has to cash a tenant's check? It's been two weeks before my landlord has cashed my monthly's rent. I feel that when I send the check, they should cash it immediately so:
a.) I know they have received it, and
b.) so it's squared away and two month's rent isn't taken out at once.|||Most standard bank checks are good for 90 days. There are no laws... nor can you force the landlord to cash the check when you see fit. If you keep a balanced checkbook...it really should not make a difference when he cashes it.|||They have however long the check is good for to cash it.
If your bank honors checks for 6 months, then they have 6 months. If your bank honors checks for a year, then they have a year.
Once you write a check, that amount of money is no longer yours.
Why would you care if 1 month, 2 months, 4 months or whatever are taken out at once? Once you write the check it comes out of your checkbook balance. When the bank finally pays it is not your concern.|||Sometimes landlords wait until they have all the rent checks to go to the back all at once. Just call and see when they will be going. Shouldnt really matter if you balance your checkbook, its money already spent.|||Any time you write a check the person you write it to has 90 days to cash it.|||pay with a money order so there's no doubt about the status of payment!!!
a.) I know they have received it, and
b.) so it's squared away and two month's rent isn't taken out at once.|||Most standard bank checks are good for 90 days. There are no laws... nor can you force the landlord to cash the check when you see fit. If you keep a balanced checkbook...it really should not make a difference when he cashes it.|||They have however long the check is good for to cash it.
If your bank honors checks for 6 months, then they have 6 months. If your bank honors checks for a year, then they have a year.
Once you write a check, that amount of money is no longer yours.
Why would you care if 1 month, 2 months, 4 months or whatever are taken out at once? Once you write the check it comes out of your checkbook balance. When the bank finally pays it is not your concern.|||Sometimes landlords wait until they have all the rent checks to go to the back all at once. Just call and see when they will be going. Shouldnt really matter if you balance your checkbook, its money already spent.|||Any time you write a check the person you write it to has 90 days to cash it.|||pay with a money order so there's no doubt about the status of payment!!!
A statement of cash flows typically would not disclose the effects of?
a. capital stock issued at an amount greater than par value.
b. stock dividends declared.
c. cash dividends paid.
d. a purchase and immediate retirement of common stock.|||b
b. stock dividends declared.
c. cash dividends paid.
d. a purchase and immediate retirement of common stock.|||b
Which one of the following would not be considered cash. a. coins b. money orders c. currency d. postdated?
It is d. postdated. Coins, currency, and money orders are all forms of cash. Postdated means that a check is written so that it can't be cashed until a specified date in the future.|||If I had to choose one of the named options, I'd say "b". A money order, be it a Postal Money Order or a privately issued money order, has the same standing as a check and is usually used to avoid sending cash by mail. By "postdated", I assume you mean a "postdated check". Coins and and paper currency are typically government-issued. Governmental bodies only issue checks, which are really authorizations to banks to pay a certain sum of money, to pay their own debts.|||Currency means cash or coins.
Money orders are as good as cash if from legitimate bank or post office.
The last one is not inteligible. You cannot postdate currency since it is printed by the government.|||Postdated, i think.
Money orders are as good as cash if from legitimate bank or post office.
The last one is not inteligible. You cannot postdate currency since it is printed by the government.|||Postdated, i think.
Which of the following should be shown on a statement of cash flows under the financing activity section?
A) The purchase of a long-term investment in the common stock of another company
B) the payment of cash to retire a long-term note
C) the proceeds from the sale of a building
D) The issuance of a long-term note to acquire land|||B
B) the payment of cash to retire a long-term note
C) the proceeds from the sale of a building
D) The issuance of a long-term note to acquire land|||B
When you pay a Discover Card bill at Sears do they accept cash or only check?
Also, can you get a cashiers check from B of A if you have the check amount in cash, but your account balance is a negative amount and you don't want to pay the negative balance before you get the cashiers check?|||I'm sure you can pay with cash at Sears.
BoA may not do a cashier's check for you if you have a negative balance account.
BoA may not do a cashier's check for you if you have a negative balance account.
Which one of the following items would not be considered cash?
Which one of the following items would not be considered cash?
a) currency
b) postdated checks
c) coins
d) money orders|||checks|||It's money orders|||Postdated checks. Money orders are something you can get cash for now this minute. Postdated checks aren't, until the due date arrives.
a) currency
b) postdated checks
c) coins
d) money orders|||checks|||It's money orders|||Postdated checks. Money orders are something you can get cash for now this minute. Postdated checks aren't, until the due date arrives.
Will Cash Money records sign any R and B artists?
they still around?|||They already did. Lil Wayne is turning into an R%26amp;B artist with the autotune.|||I just gave 'em a call to get you an answer, they said, "Nah"
You're welcome|||make it clear!! ya dig!!!
You're welcome|||make it clear!! ya dig!!!
All of the following are found in the cash budget EXCEPT?
All of the following are found in the cash budget EXCEPT:
A. a net change in cash for the period.
B. cash disbursements.
C. inventory.
D. new financing needed|||C. and D.
For the purposes of your homework, the answer is C.
A. a net change in cash for the period.
B. cash disbursements.
C. inventory.
D. new financing needed|||C. and D.
For the purposes of your homework, the answer is C.
Which ONE of the following is part of the journal entry when recording the sale of a building for cash?
Which ONE of the following is part of the journal entry when recording the sale of a building for cash?
A. Debit to Building
B. Debit to Accumulated Depreciation
C. Debit to Gain
D. Debit to Cost of Goods Sold |||Like the other guy said
Debit Cash
debit to accumulated depreciation
credit cash
Your answer is B then|||If u sell
Debit to Cash
Debit to accumulated Dep
Credit to Building
balance goes to gain or loss
A. Debit to Building
B. Debit to Accumulated Depreciation
C. Debit to Gain
D. Debit to Cost of Goods Sold |||Like the other guy said
Debit Cash
debit to accumulated depreciation
credit cash
Your answer is B then|||If u sell
Debit to Cash
Debit to accumulated Dep
Credit to Building
balance goes to gain or loss
Which is better Choppa City(young city) or Cash Money?Weezy or B.G?
I'm from dat N.O but I love Wayne and cn't stand B.G (or 4 that matta any of them who diss Wayne) What do yall think,Who do you think is the best?Wayne off-t best rapper alive!!!???!!!|||its gonna be lil wayne baby. no it is lil wayne. choppa city dont got nuthin on cashmoney|||i DON'T KNOW CAUSE THEY BOTH GOOD WHAT YOU THINK?
Which of the following statements is the least consistent with modern cash management theory?
a. If a company keeps too much cash on hand, a corporate raider could use the excess cash as part of the financing of a hostile take-over.
b. Keep more cssh than is needed increases the company's ability to weather a short-term recession.
c. The more cash a company keeps, the less creative its management appears to stock market analysts.
d. The more cash a company keeps, the better off it is at all times.|||A) A corporate raider finds companies that are vulnerable to a hostile take-over. Generally, this means the company will have an equitable amount of liquid assets or disposable assets.
So it could be A, because A is true.
B)Also true..
D) Not true, sometimes investing more money is a good idea. If you invest nothing you can expect a negative return (with respect to inflation making the money under your mattress worth less in a year).
So.. Sorry I don't know:P but hopefully that helps you narrow down which ones it could be|||A
b. Keep more cssh than is needed increases the company's ability to weather a short-term recession.
c. The more cash a company keeps, the less creative its management appears to stock market analysts.
d. The more cash a company keeps, the better off it is at all times.|||A) A corporate raider finds companies that are vulnerable to a hostile take-over. Generally, this means the company will have an equitable amount of liquid assets or disposable assets.
So it could be A, because A is true.
B)Also true..
D) Not true, sometimes investing more money is a good idea. If you invest nothing you can expect a negative return (with respect to inflation making the money under your mattress worth less in a year).
So.. Sorry I don't know:P but hopefully that helps you narrow down which ones it could be|||A
What amount should be reported as a source of cash, under cash flows from investing activities?
A machine with a cost of $130,000 and accumulated depreciation of $85,000 is sold for $50,000 cash. The amount that should be reported as a source of cash under cash flows from investing activities is:
A. $50,000
B. $45,000
C. zero, this is an operating activity.
D. zero, this is a financing activity.|||I suppose the answer is A.
The depreciation is not included because it is non-cash. And since you're selling the machine for $50k, the amount reported in cash flow from investing is also $50k.
C and D are wrong because buying and selling machinery is an investment and has nothing to do with cash flow from operation or cash flow from financing. There is a big difference between buying a machine and using it for operation. Cash flow from operation relates only to the cash flows from the operation. Cash flow from financing involves cash flows from borrowing activities.
A. $50,000
B. $45,000
C. zero, this is an operating activity.
D. zero, this is a financing activity.|||I suppose the answer is A.
The depreciation is not included because it is non-cash. And since you're selling the machine for $50k, the amount reported in cash flow from investing is also $50k.
C and D are wrong because buying and selling machinery is an investment and has nothing to do with cash flow from operation or cash flow from financing. There is a big difference between buying a machine and using it for operation. Cash flow from operation relates only to the cash flows from the operation. Cash flow from financing involves cash flows from borrowing activities.
How do you work out this Cash Collection Schedule in Accounting?
Total sales for January are $75,000, and 20% of these are cash sales. If you offered a discount of 10% on cash sales, how much cash would you receive in January?
A $7,500
B $13,500
C $15,000|||The answer is B:
Total Cash Sales:
$75,000 x .20 = $15,000
However, you gave a discount of 10% on those cash sales.
$15,000 x .10 = $1,500
Net Cash Sales = $15,000 - $1,500 = $13,500
Good luck in your studies,
~ Mitch ~|||20% of 75,000 = 15,000
10% of 15,000 = 1,500
15,000 - 1,500 = 13,500
B) $13,500
A $7,500
B $13,500
C $15,000|||The answer is B:
Total Cash Sales:
$75,000 x .20 = $15,000
However, you gave a discount of 10% on those cash sales.
$15,000 x .10 = $1,500
Net Cash Sales = $15,000 - $1,500 = $13,500
Good luck in your studies,
~ Mitch ~|||20% of 75,000 = 15,000
10% of 15,000 = 1,500
15,000 - 1,500 = 13,500
B) $13,500
Which of the following would increase cash flow for a firm?
a. cash sales
b. purchase of marketable securities
c. credit sales
d. purchase of fixed assets|||A. Cash sales|||Cash sales increase current cash flow, the other options decrease current cash or inventory, but increase the future cash potential.
b. purchase of marketable securities
c. credit sales
d. purchase of fixed assets|||A. Cash sales|||Cash sales increase current cash flow, the other options decrease current cash or inventory, but increase the future cash potential.
How much cash/travellers cheque is required for travelling to uk as a) work permit holder and b) visit ?
i have been offered a job as an executive chef in uk as a 3 star hotel, i will be travelling soon,is it neccessary to have any basic travellers allowance before flying.|||I wouldn't bother with travellers cheques...cash is best....work out how much you will need to keep you until payday with an extra few pounds for travel etc...|||cash is best... good luck in ur new job
I collected recyclable cans with my b/f today....Why did he say "Let's cash the receipts later"?
In my state, you get 5 cents for each recyclable can. OK, so my b/f and I went near the beach to collect a bunch of .05 cans after a huge party. It was A LOT of work. He did most of the work, but he did offer to split the proceeds once we recycled the cans at the grocery store.
So we took about 6 bagfuls of cans and got a bunch of receipts at the grocery store - To cash them, you have to go to the cashier.
But once the receipts were printed out, he said, "We can cash these later" and put them in his pocket.
What I don't understand is that we were right at the grocery store. What was the problem with his cashing the tickets right then and giving me half (like he said he'd do earlier)?
He did most of the work, so I initially told him I could get 1/3, but he insisted I could get half.
Why was he so hesistant on cashing the tickets right then? just curious?
(He did cash them at my urging, but his hesistance has me worried)|||Maybe he was changing his mind about giving you half. Maybe he was embarrassed about the cashier thinking he was an addict trying to make a few bucks by recycling cans. Maybe he recognized the cashier and didn't want to cash them with that person - he'd come back later when there was a cashier that he didn't know. It's hard to know what he was thinking at the time. You two did a great job though - you cleaned up that beach and made a few dollars at the same time. I always pick up recyclable cans and bottles when I go for a walk - I don't get rich doing it but I make a few dollars that I can spend on treats for my grandkids or give to a charity. And it helps to clean up the environment.|||The most logical reason is as such: I understand how he was thinking. You see, collecting the cans off the beach ensured that no one else would. Turning the cans into cashable receipts secured the money; and it meant he could get rid of the physical cans. He did this to feel satisfied. He was in no hurry or mood to actually get the money. He was satisfied knowing the money could be his whenever he wanted. Maybe he would go to the store later on for a candybar, and it would strike his fancy to cash the receipts then. It'd make for a fun little trip to the store when the mood hits him.
You made entirely too big a deal out of it.
Think of it like this: You don't go flying to the bank as soon as you get a check. You wait until you're in the mood for it, or while running other errands. Sure, he was already at the store, but mood is a factor. He spent a good day working to collect the cans, and it was more important to get rid of them quickly without losing the secured money. It's a mood thing. He was happy.|||Perhaps he already had a mittful of them at home, and envisioned cashing them in all together.|||Perhaps he was in a hurry to leave.
Perhaps he thinks since he did most of the work, he should get most of the money.
Next time why don't you suggest putting the money towards something you'll do together instead of divvying up cash?|||He was going to cash them while you were gone and pocket all the money so he could buy Pokemon cards. He was probably embarrassed and didn't want you to know.
So we took about 6 bagfuls of cans and got a bunch of receipts at the grocery store - To cash them, you have to go to the cashier.
But once the receipts were printed out, he said, "We can cash these later" and put them in his pocket.
What I don't understand is that we were right at the grocery store. What was the problem with his cashing the tickets right then and giving me half (like he said he'd do earlier)?
He did most of the work, so I initially told him I could get 1/3, but he insisted I could get half.
Why was he so hesistant on cashing the tickets right then? just curious?
(He did cash them at my urging, but his hesistance has me worried)|||Maybe he was changing his mind about giving you half. Maybe he was embarrassed about the cashier thinking he was an addict trying to make a few bucks by recycling cans. Maybe he recognized the cashier and didn't want to cash them with that person - he'd come back later when there was a cashier that he didn't know. It's hard to know what he was thinking at the time. You two did a great job though - you cleaned up that beach and made a few dollars at the same time. I always pick up recyclable cans and bottles when I go for a walk - I don't get rich doing it but I make a few dollars that I can spend on treats for my grandkids or give to a charity. And it helps to clean up the environment.|||The most logical reason is as such: I understand how he was thinking. You see, collecting the cans off the beach ensured that no one else would. Turning the cans into cashable receipts secured the money; and it meant he could get rid of the physical cans. He did this to feel satisfied. He was in no hurry or mood to actually get the money. He was satisfied knowing the money could be his whenever he wanted. Maybe he would go to the store later on for a candybar, and it would strike his fancy to cash the receipts then. It'd make for a fun little trip to the store when the mood hits him.
You made entirely too big a deal out of it.
Think of it like this: You don't go flying to the bank as soon as you get a check. You wait until you're in the mood for it, or while running other errands. Sure, he was already at the store, but mood is a factor. He spent a good day working to collect the cans, and it was more important to get rid of them quickly without losing the secured money. It's a mood thing. He was happy.|||Perhaps he already had a mittful of them at home, and envisioned cashing them in all together.|||Perhaps he was in a hurry to leave.
Perhaps he thinks since he did most of the work, he should get most of the money.
Next time why don't you suggest putting the money towards something you'll do together instead of divvying up cash?|||He was going to cash them while you were gone and pocket all the money so he could buy Pokemon cards. He was probably embarrassed and didn't want you to know.
Possible Answers A. Cash payment of payroll taxes payable. B. Refinancing a short-term note payable with a t?
Assuming that a company has a current ratio greater than 1.0, repaying a short-term note payable will increase the current ratio.
Possible Answers
A. TRUE
B. FALSE|||True. Since the numerator is grater than the denominator. You are decreasing both by the same amount so the denominator gets lower faster.|||The answer is D. It's always D.
Possible Answers
A. TRUE
B. FALSE|||True. Since the numerator is grater than the denominator. You are decreasing both by the same amount so the denominator gets lower faster.|||The answer is D. It's always D.
The principal reason for reconciling the cash balance per books with the balance shown on the bank statement i?
A. determine the amount of cash in the account actually available to the entity.
B. satisfy generally accepted accounting principles.
C. verify the amount of petty cash on hand.
D. determine whether or not the entity has issued an NSF check.|||A
B. satisfy generally accepted accounting principles.
C. verify the amount of petty cash on hand.
D. determine whether or not the entity has issued an NSF check.|||A
Okay I wanna know why did Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and B.G. leave Cash Money Records?
Someone told it was over money? Is that true let me know please thanks|||two of the Hot Boys left the label claiming financial mismanagement by co-CEO and artist Brian "Baby" Williams. The first artist to leave was B.G., who claimed he had never received a royalty check for any album released before 2003, an amount that would exceed three million dollars. The second to leave was Juvenile, who claimed he had only received half of the tour money he had accumulated over 4 years, and did not receive proper payment for his quadruple platinum album, 400 Degreez. The artist filed three simultaneous lawsuits, asking for more than five million dollars in damages. The lawsuits were dismissed, however, for lack of evidence.|||hot boys reunitin!!!!!
|||Yep, that's true..|||Baby ans Slim wasnt paying them, Wayne didnt leave cuz he said imma stay with my "daddy"|||YUP|||yeah It was over money but I bet other things were involved also.|||yea it ova they all when to a different record lable
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Poll: What would you do if you approached an ATM machine and had the opportunity to get someone else's cash?
They left their card in there and walked away. What would you do?
A) Take cash and keep the card
B) Walk away and let someone else deal with the temptation
C) Cancel the transaction and give the card/receipt to the teller
D) Other--please explain
I was faced with this situation this past Sunday.|||C) would be the only option! Were you on Candid Camera or something??|||Definitely C.
Even money left in the "shoot", without a corresponding card or receipt, could be traced back to the rightful owner, so I'd hand any cash back to the Teller too.
If I was the one who made a silly mistake like this, I would hope that the next person who visited the ATM would do the right thing too.
Many years ago my Cheque Account was accidentally credited with some money that wasn't mine. I phoned the Bank and they reversed the transaction immediately, BUT.....they never said "thank you" for my honesty.
The same thing happened about a month later - once again I phoned the Bank - again they didn't thank me!!!
Six weeks later, it happened again - this time I kept the money and didn't make the call to report the oversight.
Courtesy costs nothing!!!!
BTW - on all 3 occasions, it was less than $100|||I would NOT take the money or leave it there!!!
If they left just the money and there was no card or way to identify whose money it was - I would keep it.
If they left a way of telling who it belonged to - I would give it to the teller!!!!
What goes around comes around!!!!!|||If they had already left the area and I couldn't flag them down, I'd cancel the transaction and take the card inside to the teller. I have an extraordinarily loud conscience.|||C Fact: if you are ever forced to use a ATM enter your PIN backwards and the police will be dispacthed !!!|||D) Other--please explain
Keep the cash and drop the card in a mailbox...|||I Would take the money and card into the bank
I was faced with this situation this past Sunday%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; i hope you did the honest thing|||grab the card and shout after them|||C - I would hope someone would do the same for me.|||C. I just couldn't take someone's money like that.|||C.
What did you do!?|||other, transfer all their money into my new account|||take it!!!!
A) Take cash and keep the card
B) Walk away and let someone else deal with the temptation
C) Cancel the transaction and give the card/receipt to the teller
D) Other--please explain
I was faced with this situation this past Sunday.|||C) would be the only option! Were you on Candid Camera or something??|||Definitely C.
Even money left in the "shoot", without a corresponding card or receipt, could be traced back to the rightful owner, so I'd hand any cash back to the Teller too.
If I was the one who made a silly mistake like this, I would hope that the next person who visited the ATM would do the right thing too.
Many years ago my Cheque Account was accidentally credited with some money that wasn't mine. I phoned the Bank and they reversed the transaction immediately, BUT.....they never said "thank you" for my honesty.
The same thing happened about a month later - once again I phoned the Bank - again they didn't thank me!!!
Six weeks later, it happened again - this time I kept the money and didn't make the call to report the oversight.
Courtesy costs nothing!!!!
BTW - on all 3 occasions, it was less than $100|||I would NOT take the money or leave it there!!!
If they left just the money and there was no card or way to identify whose money it was - I would keep it.
If they left a way of telling who it belonged to - I would give it to the teller!!!!
What goes around comes around!!!!!|||If they had already left the area and I couldn't flag them down, I'd cancel the transaction and take the card inside to the teller. I have an extraordinarily loud conscience.|||C Fact: if you are ever forced to use a ATM enter your PIN backwards and the police will be dispacthed !!!|||D) Other--please explain
Keep the cash and drop the card in a mailbox...|||I Would take the money and card into the bank
I was faced with this situation this past Sunday%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; i hope you did the honest thing|||grab the card and shout after them|||C - I would hope someone would do the same for me.|||C. I just couldn't take someone's money like that.|||C.
What did you do!?|||other, transfer all their money into my new account|||take it!!!!
As an individual shareholder, what are the tax consequences of a cash buyout of the Company?
Specifically, is it better to: a.) sell the shares now, realize my losses and deduct $3,000 from my tax returns for the next 10 years, or b.) wait until the buyout occurs? Under the cash buyout scenario, can I still deduct my losses? Thank you in advance for your consideration of this question.|||I would learn what price the buyout values the stock share price. I would consider my gains for 2008 and offset all of the capital losses in 2008. In other words, sell one of your big winners to offset the big loss. Keep balancing your winner and loser sales to manage your tax liability. Consult your account if you have any special circumstances.|||There's no difference. In both scenarios, you turn in your stock and now hold cash. Selling now allows you to pinpoint the amount and the date.
Monday, December 12, 2011
I am a little low on cash. MY girlfriends B-day is coming up want to surprise her with something nice HELP!!!
I live near alot of malls and such, I also know she likes anything Italian or Maltise. PLease help me figure out something nice I can do for my girlfriends bday. I am trying to be as creative as possible because my budget is really low.|||Write her a poem|||Its the thought that counts not the amount of money|||cook her supper, and just have a romantic evening at home.. she will love it.|||if you are short of cash she will dump you soon - this is how chicks work they love the $$$s if i was you id just ignore te bday and spend any spare cash on yourself or perhaps on a new chick|||Make her something. She will like that more than anything you could ever buy her because you took time and effort to finish it and didn't just buy it and throw it in a bag.|||Honestly, nothing says how you feel better than a dozen of long stem roses.|||You didn't say if you lived together or not. Of if one of you has their own place, etc. Email me, as I have some really good ideas that she'll love, but it depends on what your situation is.|||Sine you are low on money maybe a night walk around the park.|||How about suprising her with a job that actually pays !!!!!|||get a picture frame and make a collage out of magazines with words, pictures or phrases that remind you of her . . .I did this for my mom and sisters and they loved it. It's very personalized.|||make her dinner(: with candles %26amp; rosessss ! :D cook her , her favorite italian food|||What about get some italian beads and make her a bracelet. Us girls always like things that took some effort more than what cost a lot. Good luck. *smiles*|||go to an Itailian restuarant|||well there are probably a lot of things you can do.. to name a few:
make her an italian dinner [if you can cook]
take her to the beach and watch the sunset
get her a buildabear [: you can get a shirt with the italian flag or something..
unless shes really superficial she would probably appreciate
something like that more than something expensive.
good luck [:|||you should plan a romantic evening. what i think you should do is rent her favorite movie, make popcorn and have a romantic night a her place or your's. also maybe try to surprise her with flowers and a balloon at her work or school (i dont know how old you two are).|||I think making a mix cd or mix tape is always a nice gift, and it can be made personal. You can decorate the jewelcase/cassette holder too. You could invite her over for dinner and make her a dinner, dessert, drinks etc, or do a potluck with friends for her. or make a photo collage or photo album...
I'm sure you're friend will be surprised and feel special no matter what you do for her! It doesn't take big bucks to do that.|||Don't listen to Mr. Soapy or whatever his name is! She will totally not dump you for something like that! Make her a nice Italian dinner and check out Ebay or Overstock.com. You can get sutff fairly cheap on both of those. On Overstock.com they have some nice stuff and the shipping is a flat rate at $2.95 for anything, no matter how big. If you want to get her a bigger gift like jewelry, check out Ice.com. They have beautiful jewelry with great payment plans! Hope this helps!! Good luck!|||Take extra special care in choosing the perfect birthday card for her ,write her a letter put it in the card write how you feel about her in the letter and also in the card,just get a small gift she will appreciate it what ever you do for her.you dont say how old she is but you could get her red roses one for every year.
make her an italian dinner [if you can cook]
take her to the beach and watch the sunset
get her a buildabear [: you can get a shirt with the italian flag or something..
unless shes really superficial she would probably appreciate
something like that more than something expensive.
good luck [:|||you should plan a romantic evening. what i think you should do is rent her favorite movie, make popcorn and have a romantic night a her place or your's. also maybe try to surprise her with flowers and a balloon at her work or school (i dont know how old you two are).|||I think making a mix cd or mix tape is always a nice gift, and it can be made personal. You can decorate the jewelcase/cassette holder too. You could invite her over for dinner and make her a dinner, dessert, drinks etc, or do a potluck with friends for her. or make a photo collage or photo album...
I'm sure you're friend will be surprised and feel special no matter what you do for her! It doesn't take big bucks to do that.|||Don't listen to Mr. Soapy or whatever his name is! She will totally not dump you for something like that! Make her a nice Italian dinner and check out Ebay or Overstock.com. You can get sutff fairly cheap on both of those. On Overstock.com they have some nice stuff and the shipping is a flat rate at $2.95 for anything, no matter how big. If you want to get her a bigger gift like jewelry, check out Ice.com. They have beautiful jewelry with great payment plans! Hope this helps!! Good luck!|||Take extra special care in choosing the perfect birthday card for her ,write her a letter put it in the card write how you feel about her in the letter and also in the card,just get a small gift she will appreciate it what ever you do for her.you dont say how old she is but you could get her red roses one for every year.
Does Bank of America only cash checks that are drawn on B OF A Or if you have an account there?
If you have an account you can cash checks from any bank. If you don't they must be drawn off that bank.|||most banks are that way so I assume that BofA would have that policy
I'm selling a 1994 Chevy Camero for $2500 or b/o. I recieved an offer w/ cash in hand for $1500.?
It needs four new tires, it has bondo work that needs fixing and has a "tick" when engine is on, but you don't hear it when you accelerate. Is this a fair offer?|||I'm with pedro. unless you are desperate for money. try to counter offer|||Depends on how much value the necessary items lowers the car. Offer seems a little on the low side. I'd keep it on the market a little longer. Summer's coming ... someone will probably offer more.|||I think $1500 is fair. You might try for $2000 though. Tell them to meet you half way on price. It's called negotiation.|||what engine.....a pig 6 cyl...grab the money...a V8 get 2000...a Z 28..wait 4 the 2500
Noncash investing and financing activities which may have a significant effect on future cash flows are report?
A: in the statement of cash flows
B: in a separate schedule to accompany the statement of cash flow
C: in the retained earnings statement
D: in a footnote accompanying the balance sheet|||B: in a separate schedule to accompany the statement of cash flow
B: in a separate schedule to accompany the statement of cash flow
C: in the retained earnings statement
D: in a footnote accompanying the balance sheet|||B: in a separate schedule to accompany the statement of cash flow
I have a 97 civic lx, is it worth it to tune it? i have decent cash, but... im worried b/c it is lx?
Yes get high psi injectors a cold air intake and full exaust fill it up with 91 octane and some good spark plugs i personaly go for auto lite triple platnum's then go get it tuned and see how mutch power you get then|||Unless you turbo this ***** or do a bigger engine swap (k20, b20,b18..) you wont get any power. Turbo is the way to go! hahaha|||its notworth doing because you'll never get your money back out of it.|||yeah buy a dohc vtec engine then tune that be way better and worth more
Did you know it's Johnny Cash's B-day tomorrow?
dedication..to the great rebel, the god of music, his great way with words, his awesome guitar playing, the ole great one..the passion, the depth of compassion,..oh how I wish my B-day was tomorrow, cause maybe I would be cool too.
Here's to You baybah....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5Ts4M3ir鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL0cK4gaE鈥?/a>|||I grew up near Folsom Prison...we always went to Folsom Lake in the summertime...|||Happy Birthday, indeed! Great man, great music...
Here's a nice bio to honor Cash:
http://www.findingdulcinea.com/features/鈥?/a>|||Here's one for you...... One of my favs....
http://www.last.fm/music/Johnny+Cash/_/I鈥?/a>
One of his last recordings...|||he is a true testimony to how one can come up from rock bottom, and succeed in life... happy birthday johnny, you are missed by many... RIP God bless, barb|||You're still damn cool in my book!
His cover of Nine Inch Nail's Hurt is amazing!|||Another excuse for me to dress all in black.|||No, I didn't. I still don't care.
Here's to You baybah....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5Ts4M3ir鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL0cK4gaE鈥?/a>|||I grew up near Folsom Prison...we always went to Folsom Lake in the summertime...|||Happy Birthday, indeed! Great man, great music...
Here's a nice bio to honor Cash:
http://www.findingdulcinea.com/features/鈥?/a>|||Here's one for you...... One of my favs....
http://www.last.fm/music/Johnny+Cash/_/I鈥?/a>
One of his last recordings...|||he is a true testimony to how one can come up from rock bottom, and succeed in life... happy birthday johnny, you are missed by many... RIP God bless, barb|||You're still damn cool in my book!
His cover of Nine Inch Nail's Hurt is amazing!|||Another excuse for me to dress all in black.|||No, I didn't. I still don't care.
Can i cash my state check b sides where the state check is from?
thankx|||Yes, if you can find a bank or check cashing place that will accept it. Your best bet will likely be to deposit it into a bank account and then obtain cash after the bank releases the funds. (Normally a couple of days.)
Good luck!|||you can cash your check anywhere they will cash it|||Yes, you can...You only have to find a bank that will accept your check and there you go...
Good luck!|||you can cash your check anywhere they will cash it|||Yes, you can...You only have to find a bank that will accept your check and there you go...
State how it shud be shown in cash flows statement?
a) issued bonds for $200,000 cash
b)purchased equipment for $150,000 cash
c)sold land costing $20,000 for $20,000 cash
d)declared and paid a $50,000 cash dividend
each of this items must be considered in preparing a statement of cash flows for kiner co. for the year ended dec 31 2008.|||A)$200,000 Increase in Cash Flows from Financing Activities
B) $150,000 Decrease in Cash Flows from Investing Activities
C) $20,000 Increase in Cash Flows from Investing Activities
D) $50,000 Decrease in Cash Flows from Financing Activities
b)purchased equipment for $150,000 cash
c)sold land costing $20,000 for $20,000 cash
d)declared and paid a $50,000 cash dividend
each of this items must be considered in preparing a statement of cash flows for kiner co. for the year ended dec 31 2008.|||A)$200,000 Increase in Cash Flows from Financing Activities
B) $150,000 Decrease in Cash Flows from Investing Activities
C) $20,000 Increase in Cash Flows from Investing Activities
D) $50,000 Decrease in Cash Flows from Financing Activities
Can I put all my Cash-out refinance's interests on Schedule E as mortgage interests?
I'm a 'passive' investor and own rental property A %26amp; B.
If I do a cash-out refinance on rental property A, can I write all my interests as mortgage interests to offset my rental income from propety A? Is there a limit? And if property A ends up as a loss, can I use it offset the passive income from property B? Is there a limit?|||there are multiple limits of various kinds.
1st. if you cash out more from property A than your remaining equity in property A [original down payment or basis less accumulated depreciation plus capitalized items during your holding period less salvage received or loss deducted], the excess is taxable income in the year received.
Depending on depreciation recapture provisions, some or all of this may be ordinary income.
2nd. yes, all the interest paid on debts on Property A would go on Schedule E.
3rd. yes, the net loss on Property A [including depreciation] would offset the net income on Property B.
4th yes, there is a limit on losses from passive activites -- and a separate schedule on which to figure it out [see forms at irs.gov -- Limitation on Passive Activity Losses -- I think that's what it is called].
5th. points, costs, and fees paid to refi the debt on Property A probably have to be capitalized and amortized over the life of the new loan. [The loan statements will include them in the capital paid figure]. The similar remaining balance of points, fees, and costs that you are currently amortizing for the current loan on Property A are probably deductible as financing expense.
Atm, that's all I can think of...
***
And that's all if you can find a cash-out refi of an investor property in the present loan market. My offhand guess is that you'll not be allowed to lower the equity to appraised value ratio beyond 20% at least -- possibly more depending on market. AND, I'll bet the lender will want an unconditional personal guarantee of the loan as well.
***
Are you sure you don't want to hire an accountant to figure out this stuff??
If I do a cash-out refinance on rental property A, can I write all my interests as mortgage interests to offset my rental income from propety A? Is there a limit? And if property A ends up as a loss, can I use it offset the passive income from property B? Is there a limit?|||there are multiple limits of various kinds.
1st. if you cash out more from property A than your remaining equity in property A [original down payment or basis less accumulated depreciation plus capitalized items during your holding period less salvage received or loss deducted], the excess is taxable income in the year received.
Depending on depreciation recapture provisions, some or all of this may be ordinary income.
2nd. yes, all the interest paid on debts on Property A would go on Schedule E.
3rd. yes, the net loss on Property A [including depreciation] would offset the net income on Property B.
4th yes, there is a limit on losses from passive activites -- and a separate schedule on which to figure it out [see forms at irs.gov -- Limitation on Passive Activity Losses -- I think that's what it is called].
5th. points, costs, and fees paid to refi the debt on Property A probably have to be capitalized and amortized over the life of the new loan. [The loan statements will include them in the capital paid figure]. The similar remaining balance of points, fees, and costs that you are currently amortizing for the current loan on Property A are probably deductible as financing expense.
Atm, that's all I can think of...
***
And that's all if you can find a cash-out refi of an investor property in the present loan market. My offhand guess is that you'll not be allowed to lower the equity to appraised value ratio beyond 20% at least -- possibly more depending on market. AND, I'll bet the lender will want an unconditional personal guarantee of the loan as well.
***
Are you sure you don't want to hire an accountant to figure out this stuff??
What entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to charity?
What entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to charity?
what entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to charity, where the donor retains the right to revoke the contribution?
{choose the right option}
a. Dr: Cash, Cr: Refundable Advance to Charity
b. Dr: Refundable Advance to Charity, Cr: Cash
c. Dr: Expense, Cr: Cash
d. Dr: Revenue, Cr: Expense|||A
what entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to charity, where the donor retains the right to revoke the contribution?
{choose the right option}
a. Dr: Cash, Cr: Refundable Advance to Charity
b. Dr: Refundable Advance to Charity, Cr: Cash
c. Dr: Expense, Cr: Cash
d. Dr: Revenue, Cr: Expense|||A
When goods are returned that relate to a prior cash sale,?
A.Accounts Receivable will be credited.
B.the cash account will be credited.
C.the Sales Returns and Allowances account should not be used.
D.Sales Returns and Allowances will be credited|||D
B.the cash account will be credited.
C.the Sales Returns and Allowances account should not be used.
D.Sales Returns and Allowances will be credited|||D
B> LV 20 magician weapon (in mesos) for maple story!and which category is the gachapon card in the cash shop?
...
list item and prices
also in which catagory is the gachapon card?|||i think the gachapon is in the game catagory in the cash shop
list item and prices
also in which catagory is the gachapon card?|||i think the gachapon is in the game catagory in the cash shop
Why would deaf b centre gave away money in cash this is a scam right?
They aren't giving away money - some scammers are fraudulently using their name.
Does the cash for clunkers inclue B.A.R.T.s? 4500 trade in value if ya buy a H.D.?
anything to get that turd off the road!|||It was only a matter of time until the turd that wears green hard hats pulled the trigger on that opportunity to bash harley in a completely UNimaginative way....(yawn)
The latest claim is to run a repair shop and wants harley riders to come in, but then talks sh*t again?? whats up with that?
You know of course it will only be a matter of time until we start hearing news of widespread fraud and corruption with this CFC program; Anytime there's money from the feds there's somebody willing to steal it.|||Sort of. You give them an additional $4,500 to take the p.o.s. off your hands!|||All models except S, P, M, G, and C. Oh, wait, that IS all of them - for the moment. When is Y!A gonna wake up to this POS? I thought multiple accounts were illegal.|||I think there's specific wording in that program that states the vehicle actually has to be running in the first place, so no, they don't count. Sorry chop. Maybe if it was the cash-for-non running-manure-producers you might have a couple of hits.....provided the owners can get over the embarassment of bringing them forward.|||What I want to know is when the witness protection program for these bikes is going into effect. I think if someone really has one of these bikes they want to be anonymous.
The latest claim is to run a repair shop and wants harley riders to come in, but then talks sh*t again?? whats up with that?
You know of course it will only be a matter of time until we start hearing news of widespread fraud and corruption with this CFC program; Anytime there's money from the feds there's somebody willing to steal it.|||Sort of. You give them an additional $4,500 to take the p.o.s. off your hands!|||All models except S, P, M, G, and C. Oh, wait, that IS all of them - for the moment. When is Y!A gonna wake up to this POS? I thought multiple accounts were illegal.|||I think there's specific wording in that program that states the vehicle actually has to be running in the first place, so no, they don't count. Sorry chop. Maybe if it was the cash-for-non running-manure-producers you might have a couple of hits.....provided the owners can get over the embarassment of bringing them forward.|||What I want to know is when the witness protection program for these bikes is going into effect. I think if someone really has one of these bikes they want to be anonymous.
Where can you buy maple NX cash card in vancouver B.C.?
where can you buy nx card in vancouver b.c. not like where websites say you can but where people have actually bought them|||i get mine at target but there are lots of diffent places like 7/11,best buy etc. if you need more info go 2 maplestory.com or nexon.com. oh and all nexon cash is the same and can be use for every thing. u could buy them online though (you can only gift wit gift cards though)|||im not sure about maplestory but combat arms cards can be bought directly online
All of the following activities occur at the time of a cash disbursement from petty cash except?
A) the petty cash custodian signs the voucher.
B) available supporting documents are attached to the voucher.
C) a journal entry is made for each cash distribution.
D) the individual receiving payment signs the voucher.|||C) a journal entry is made for each cash distribution.
The journal entry is made at the end of the month when the accountant replenishes the petty cash fund. The entry is
Debit each of the expenses.
__Credit cash
Note that the journal entry credits cash. The only time the accountant makes an entry referencing petty cash is when he sets up the petty cash fund or when he increases the amount of the petty cash fund.
B) available supporting documents are attached to the voucher.
C) a journal entry is made for each cash distribution.
D) the individual receiving payment signs the voucher.|||C) a journal entry is made for each cash distribution.
The journal entry is made at the end of the month when the accountant replenishes the petty cash fund. The entry is
Debit each of the expenses.
__Credit cash
Note that the journal entry credits cash. The only time the accountant makes an entry referencing petty cash is when he sets up the petty cash fund or when he increases the amount of the petty cash fund.
Besides ca check cashing-where can I cash a $40 2party check from B of A?
I don't have a checking account and I cashed a check for ca check cashing that bounced and the dude has flaked and now I'm liable for his flake. I just received a 2-party check from my wealthy roomie (the check is-guaranteed-good)and it was 5 minutes to 5 and I need the $ tonight by 10. local to Sac, CA.
Also, some places like Cash Club won't cash Bof A checks because for some reason they can't be verified|||maybe liquor store my cousin i think did it there once by sunrise if its not a big amount|||Did you try going to B of A themselves, they should cash it if it is from one of their customers... I would think.
Also, some places like Cash Club won't cash Bof A checks because for some reason they can't be verified|||maybe liquor store my cousin i think did it there once by sunrise if its not a big amount|||Did you try going to B of A themselves, they should cash it if it is from one of their customers... I would think.
Does any know B of A policy on cash for keys. Sale date has been set on my place?
It varies and is often not even offered anymore, they just charge you the 3 months rent or evict you if you do not pay.
If they are going to offer they do it 30 days before the sale, a RE broker will come to the door, it is done in person.|||I don't think there is a fixed policy and it's might not be BOAs concern. The house can be sold even though you're living there and the new owner must honor your lease. It depends on how quickly they want you out.
If they are going to offer they do it 30 days before the sale, a RE broker will come to the door, it is done in person.|||I don't think there is a fixed policy and it's might not be BOAs concern. The house can be sold even though you're living there and the new owner must honor your lease. It depends on how quickly they want you out.
What is B of A's legal responsibility when cashing a check?
I was given three B of A checks made out to me and given to me by a woman. I had known for about three weeks. I cashed the checks at B of A and gave the woman all of the proceeds from the cashed checks. It was later learned that the checks were forged by the woman who gave the checks to me to cash.
One of the checks had a stop notice with B of A .
I took the checks to B of A to cash because I thought they would verify that the signature on their checks was good and that B of A had the responsibility due diligence to validate the checks were good.
B of A is now demanding payment from me.
What can I do?
i am 87 years old and duped by this woman and B of A.|||You need to file a complaint. It sounds serious enough to do this. Forgery is not something to screw with. I would gather up all of the documents you can, and take them to a lawyer to check out.|||I'm sorry that you got scammed. The bank is following the rules correctly. In a situation like this you should never pay out the money until the checks have cleared. You need to report this to the police to see if they can catch the woman who gave you the checks.|||That's a known scam. BofA will not be on your side for this one.
One of the checks had a stop notice with B of A .
I took the checks to B of A to cash because I thought they would verify that the signature on their checks was good and that B of A had the responsibility due diligence to validate the checks were good.
B of A is now demanding payment from me.
What can I do?
i am 87 years old and duped by this woman and B of A.|||You need to file a complaint. It sounds serious enough to do this. Forgery is not something to screw with. I would gather up all of the documents you can, and take them to a lawyer to check out.|||I'm sorry that you got scammed. The bank is following the rules correctly. In a situation like this you should never pay out the money until the checks have cleared. You need to report this to the police to see if they can catch the woman who gave you the checks.|||That's a known scam. BofA will not be on your side for this one.
Find the following values for a single cash flow?
Can someone show me the formula to solve these questions please.
Find the following values for a single cash flow
B. The future value of $500 invested at 8 percent for five year
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D. The present value of $500 to be received in five years when the opportunity cost rate is 8 percent|||B. The future value of $500 invested at 8 percent for five year
FV = R x (1+i)^n
FV = 500 x (1+0.08)^5
FV = 500 x (1.08)^5
FV = 500 x1.4693280768
FV = $734.66
D. The present value of $500 to be received in five years when the opportunity cost rate is 8 percent
PV = R/(1+i)^n
PV = 500/(1+0.08)^5
PV = 500/(1.08)^5
PV = 500/1.4693280768
PV = $340.29
Find the following values for a single cash flow
B. The future value of $500 invested at 8 percent for five year
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D. The present value of $500 to be received in five years when the opportunity cost rate is 8 percent|||B. The future value of $500 invested at 8 percent for five year
FV = R x (1+i)^n
FV = 500 x (1+0.08)^5
FV = 500 x (1.08)^5
FV = 500 x1.4693280768
FV = $734.66
D. The present value of $500 to be received in five years when the opportunity cost rate is 8 percent
PV = R/(1+i)^n
PV = 500/(1+0.08)^5
PV = 500/(1.08)^5
PV = 500/1.4693280768
PV = $340.29
Amanda withdrew cash for personal use in the amount of $200. To record this transaction you would:?
Amanda withdrew cash for personal use in the amount of $200. To record this transaction you would:
a. Debit Drawing and Credit Cash
b. Debit Expenses and Credit Cash
c. Debit Cash and Credit Drawing
d. Debit Drawing and Credit Accounts Payable|||a. Debit Drawing and Credit Cash
a. Debit Drawing and Credit Cash
b. Debit Expenses and Credit Cash
c. Debit Cash and Credit Drawing
d. Debit Drawing and Credit Accounts Payable|||a. Debit Drawing and Credit Cash
How to convince my parents to let me get 2 ferrets with my b-day cash?
i dont want ANYTHING else other than a set of ferrets. i found someone online who is willing to sell me a pair of descented and spayed females w/ 2 large cages, 15 beds, water bottle, water bowl, food bowl, food, bedding, and a ferret run-about ball for only ONE HUNDRED BUCKS!!! that would be super expensive to buy new! the ferrets are only about 2 years old and she raised them herself!!! how can i convince my parents to let me get them? i get about $28 a month from doing chores. would i be able to take care of them with that amount of money? i think so because the bedding would only cost $14.04 w/ tax and the food would be $12.96. add that together and you get exactly $27.00. I would have an extra $1!!!! my mom doesnt want any ferrets beacuse she thinks they stink. but they are DESCENTED!!!!! they've had their shots and everything, too! my dad just doesnt want more pets in the house. we only have one dog, a few fish, and three cats!!! when i had two gerbils, they were tking care of them themselves; they bought all the food and bedding and cleaned the cage since i was little. they also had to take care of 2 dogs, a fish, three cats, and three kids!!! so i dont see why they keep saying no!!! can you help? maybe if you have ever wanted a ferret and you've made a powerpoint or keynote you could send it to me? id be forever grateful! im turning 13 and i do lots of stuff around the house, like: putting the dishes away, cleaning the whole house, feeding the cats, letting the dog outside, feeding the fish, sweeping, making dinner, and stopping my sibling's arguements. and they dont think im responsible!!! what can i do? my birthday is in 19 days!!!! help!!! thx in advance!!|||Perhaps you could ask the lady you would be getting them from if she would call or email them and talk to them about the ferrets, getting her to tell them that she can't find anybody else to take them but she can't have them anymore, they might decide that it would be best for the ferrets, since ferrets in shelters hardly ever get rehomed because they are such a high mainenance pet, and people only think of cats and dogs when they think about shelters.
Take really good care of the dog and cats (the fish too if yuo want but theres not much you can do for them lol!)
Because to be honest, that is alot of pets, ONLY one dog? I'd kill for one, THREE cats? Id kill for ONE!
You have to consider vet bills too, if the ferrets get sick then it will be very expensive to treat them, and you can't provide sufficient medical care fo them with a dollar!
You could try to earn a bit more money, because as you get older you will go out more, and they might be afraid they would get stuck paying for the ferrets because you spent all your money going out (seriously, $1 won't last you a month when you get into your teens!)
Show them that you won't just make them pay for the ferrets like they did/do the gerbils, fish, dog, cat 1, cat 2, and cat 3.
Clean up after your current pets, don;t complain about ANYTHING, get good grades, do homework, and be persistant but don't beg! Dont ask them like every hour, limit it to asking once a day at the most, else they will just get more and more worked up about it.
You have to explain to them how the other pets will react to ferrets, and what you would do if they don't get along.
Good luck!
Happy birthday if I don't talk to you by then =]|||tell them that you will keep them in your room. And prove you can take care of them.also, your gonna need to constantly feed them so show your parants you have the money to feed them and keep them alive.|||show that you are responsible and that u can take care of the ferrets. help around the house clean up stuff your parents didn't ask you to do thats how i got me new phone|||wow that's so funny kinda like my question i just posted!! well i have the same situation i have been wanting 2 pet rats forever and my mom said if i get A's in all my classes I can get them! thats really hard but im willing to make it happen!So look at your grades not responcibility if they dont look at that then look at your grades or school show them that you deserve it not that you should earn it maybe they feel that a child should always should responcible so look at school that always works. It just did for me! do u have your own room? I dont i sleep with my mom! but thats whhy she is afraid of the rats... but if u have your own room then clean make a space for the cage in your room and have a mature talk about them to your parents if that doesnt work then say "I work alot and I know I deserve them i do alot of chores and get my own money so why should i not be able to make me happy?" then see what they say if it doesnt work then reply back to me what they said dont worry i know how it feels when you want something really bad and you cant get it.|||Hello, i convinced my mum and dad to let me get a guinea pig with my birthday cash. I told them all the great things about the animal and that i promised that i would look after them and pay for everything. They came to a decision and agreed. It worked for me !|||No means no, sorry. If you can't get them to say yes just by asking, we aren't going to do much good (we're total strangers, you know.) Time to act mature,a s you claim to be, and accept that they don't want any more animals in the home.
1) $28 a month may not cut it. Ferrets need changed weekly, sometimes more often. You're looking at maybe two bags of it a month - or more! Same with food - it goes fast with two of them!
2) Descented means nadda - their waste still stinks to high heavens.
3) Why should THEY risk getting YOU a pet THEY may end up caring for?
Sorry, their choice to make. Not yours. Ever think they may want you to SAVE your money for more IMPORTANT things? Like, a car? College? Ask them again when you have a part time job and have proven yourself a bit more....
Take really good care of the dog and cats (the fish too if yuo want but theres not much you can do for them lol!)
Because to be honest, that is alot of pets, ONLY one dog? I'd kill for one, THREE cats? Id kill for ONE!
You have to consider vet bills too, if the ferrets get sick then it will be very expensive to treat them, and you can't provide sufficient medical care fo them with a dollar!
You could try to earn a bit more money, because as you get older you will go out more, and they might be afraid they would get stuck paying for the ferrets because you spent all your money going out (seriously, $1 won't last you a month when you get into your teens!)
Show them that you won't just make them pay for the ferrets like they did/do the gerbils, fish, dog, cat 1, cat 2, and cat 3.
Clean up after your current pets, don;t complain about ANYTHING, get good grades, do homework, and be persistant but don't beg! Dont ask them like every hour, limit it to asking once a day at the most, else they will just get more and more worked up about it.
You have to explain to them how the other pets will react to ferrets, and what you would do if they don't get along.
Good luck!
Happy birthday if I don't talk to you by then =]|||tell them that you will keep them in your room. And prove you can take care of them.also, your gonna need to constantly feed them so show your parants you have the money to feed them and keep them alive.|||show that you are responsible and that u can take care of the ferrets. help around the house clean up stuff your parents didn't ask you to do thats how i got me new phone|||wow that's so funny kinda like my question i just posted!! well i have the same situation i have been wanting 2 pet rats forever and my mom said if i get A's in all my classes I can get them! thats really hard but im willing to make it happen!So look at your grades not responcibility if they dont look at that then look at your grades or school show them that you deserve it not that you should earn it maybe they feel that a child should always should responcible so look at school that always works. It just did for me! do u have your own room? I dont i sleep with my mom! but thats whhy she is afraid of the rats... but if u have your own room then clean make a space for the cage in your room and have a mature talk about them to your parents if that doesnt work then say "I work alot and I know I deserve them i do alot of chores and get my own money so why should i not be able to make me happy?" then see what they say if it doesnt work then reply back to me what they said dont worry i know how it feels when you want something really bad and you cant get it.|||Hello, i convinced my mum and dad to let me get a guinea pig with my birthday cash. I told them all the great things about the animal and that i promised that i would look after them and pay for everything. They came to a decision and agreed. It worked for me !|||No means no, sorry. If you can't get them to say yes just by asking, we aren't going to do much good (we're total strangers, you know.) Time to act mature,a s you claim to be, and accept that they don't want any more animals in the home.
1) $28 a month may not cut it. Ferrets need changed weekly, sometimes more often. You're looking at maybe two bags of it a month - or more! Same with food - it goes fast with two of them!
2) Descented means nadda - their waste still stinks to high heavens.
3) Why should THEY risk getting YOU a pet THEY may end up caring for?
Sorry, their choice to make. Not yours. Ever think they may want you to SAVE your money for more IMPORTANT things? Like, a car? College? Ask them again when you have a part time job and have proven yourself a bit more....
I got like $800 in Visa and Amex gift cards for my B-Day but need cash... Any suggestions???
I know some people have suggested checking if your bank will honor them but mine won't...|||I'm a little surprised since everywhere takes plastic nowadays and cash can be dangerous to carry.
But the answer is pretty simple. Find a friend or aquaintance wanting to make a large purchase. Offer to pay with your gift cards in exchange for the equivelant in cash.|||You can Ebay them|||Here are two websites tht specialize in allowing people to sell thier gift cards for cash:
http://www.cardavenue.com All buyers and sellers are required to have a PayPal account, and sells it via an auction process...so this option seems the most secure.
http://www.swapagift.com Lists your card like a classified ad, to which you can pick the responder to sell it to, and you make your own payment arrangements with the seller.
But the answer is pretty simple. Find a friend or aquaintance wanting to make a large purchase. Offer to pay with your gift cards in exchange for the equivelant in cash.|||You can Ebay them|||Here are two websites tht specialize in allowing people to sell thier gift cards for cash:
http://www.cardavenue.com All buyers and sellers are required to have a PayPal account, and sells it via an auction process...so this option seems the most secure.
http://www.swapagift.com Lists your card like a classified ad, to which you can pick the responder to sell it to, and you make your own payment arrangements with the seller.
Does anyone know of a bank that will cash a western union money order?
I need to cash a western union money order but all the check cashing places are shut down. Is there any banks like B of A that will cash one without an account. Any other ideas would be helpful.Ive had this MO for 3 weeks now. Thankyou!|||not unless you have an account somewhere. money orders are suppose to be "guaranteed money" but not in all cases. we see a lot of fake money orders and i know we do not cash them outright for anyone.
your best bet is to try wal-mart, western union, or your own bank.
good luck to you.
your best bet is to try wal-mart, western union, or your own bank.
good luck to you.
I'm 35 and recieve a pension of 拢332 a month of th council would i b able to cash it in for a lump sum?
If it was a small amount such as 拢50 per month then the pension company would probably prefer you to have a lump sum as the admin costs of dealing with that amount are prohibitive. For a larger sum like yours it would depend entirely on the terms of your pension. Contact the pension provider to see if a lump sum cash alternative is possible.
The following selected transactions relate to cash collections for a firm that maintains a $200 change fund at?
all times. Present entries to record the transactions for each of the two day of cash receipts from sales.
a. Actual cash in cash register, $3,112.22; cash receipts per cash register tally, $2913.20
b. Actual cash in cash register, $3012.96; cash receipts per cash register tally, $2812.20|||Your question isn't clear enough but if I had to take a guess, simple math of a $200 difference would scream that B is the correct answer. As a previous manager though I'd say a bigger issue would be that for this amount of business you should be clearing some of the cash out as regular intervals. No till should sit around all day with that much cash in it. It's just not safe...or smart. The REAL correct answer should be:
C:the manager should be fired (if not because he's lazy and inefficient then because he can't figure out if options A or B are correct).
a. Actual cash in cash register, $3,112.22; cash receipts per cash register tally, $2913.20
b. Actual cash in cash register, $3012.96; cash receipts per cash register tally, $2812.20|||Your question isn't clear enough but if I had to take a guess, simple math of a $200 difference would scream that B is the correct answer. As a previous manager though I'd say a bigger issue would be that for this amount of business you should be clearing some of the cash out as regular intervals. No till should sit around all day with that much cash in it. It's just not safe...or smart. The REAL correct answer should be:
C:the manager should be fired (if not because he's lazy and inefficient then because he can't figure out if options A or B are correct).
Purchased furniture @2000 cash by A and B partner,at the time of depriciation what would be the journal entry?
Please visit principlesofaccounting.com
If company A bought company B with cash and stock, and I keep shares, do I have to report the cash as dividend?
The "fractional shares" must be reported. You have to allocate your basis in A to both the cash and the stock received.
To the extent you received cash, you must report the income.
To the extent you received cash, you must report the income.
If A gifts cash to B, and B gifts property to A (value of property = value of cash), is this considered a wash?
and therefore, neither requires a drawing down of A nor B's gift tax credit? Or would both A and B have to report this gift and draw down their own gift tax credit?|||No consideration of gift tax at all. A is paying for the fair market value of the property from B.
"What is considered a gift?
Any transfer to an individual, either directly or indirectly, where full consideration (measured in money or money's worth) is not received in return."|||A gift is only a gift if the gift giver expects nothing in return. What you propose is a sale. If what B gives A has increased in value since B bought it, the gain may be subject to capital gains tax unless B meets requirements for some exclusion (like principal residence for 2 of past 5 years).|||They would be separate and independent gifts, so if either or both was large enough to trigger reporting or gift tax payment, the other wouldn't make any difference.|||There is no gift at work here. A is buying property from B. The sale may have its own tax issues (especially for B right now) but there's no way that this is two mutual "gifts."|||No.
"What is considered a gift?
Any transfer to an individual, either directly or indirectly, where full consideration (measured in money or money's worth) is not received in return."|||A gift is only a gift if the gift giver expects nothing in return. What you propose is a sale. If what B gives A has increased in value since B bought it, the gain may be subject to capital gains tax unless B meets requirements for some exclusion (like principal residence for 2 of past 5 years).|||They would be separate and independent gifts, so if either or both was large enough to trigger reporting or gift tax payment, the other wouldn't make any difference.|||There is no gift at work here. A is buying property from B. The sale may have its own tax issues (especially for B right now) but there's no way that this is two mutual "gifts."|||No.
I had an account with regions bank n its close b/c it was overdrawn would they still cash the check?
if it is written out to me.|||No. Unless the check is drawn on Regions Bank. But they might charge you a fee for cashing it without an account. I assume the check probably is not. You will either have pay the OD amount and try and have the account re-opened or you will have to take it somewhere else where you have an open account. You could also try a check cashing place, but the fees are expensive.
If the account was closed, you may have been reported to ChexSystems in which case you will not be able to open an account at pretty much any bank for 5 years (since most banks and credit unions use CheckSystems).
Call Regions Bank and ask if you were reported to ChexSystems. A ChexSystems record can be difficult to have removed. You would have to pay the OD. Then have Regions Bank report the ChexSystems the the debt has been paid. Some banks won't make the effort to do so. In the future, always be sure to take care of OD's before 30 days. Use online baking in the future so you can be sure of what has and has not cleared so you know how much money you actually have and you are not having to pay expensive OD fees.|||prob not
If the account was closed, you may have been reported to ChexSystems in which case you will not be able to open an account at pretty much any bank for 5 years (since most banks and credit unions use CheckSystems).
Call Regions Bank and ask if you were reported to ChexSystems. A ChexSystems record can be difficult to have removed. You would have to pay the OD. Then have Regions Bank report the ChexSystems the the debt has been paid. Some banks won't make the effort to do so. In the future, always be sure to take care of OD's before 30 days. Use online baking in the future so you can be sure of what has and has not cleared so you know how much money you actually have and you are not having to pay expensive OD fees.|||prob not
How to report cash merger from 1099-B on my taxes?
Many years ago I was given shares of Sun Microsystems as a Christmas gift. Last year, they merged with or were bought out by Oracle (I don't remember which). At the beginning of this year I was sent a 1099-B form by TD Ameritrade listing the details of the transaction. I had 18 shares and I received a cash payout for all of them (i.e. I did not receive Oracle stock in return). How do I list this on my tax return this year? I don't know what form to include with my 1040 and I don't know if this is to be considered a gain or a loss since I was not the purchaser. Any help would be greatly appreciated; I can't make any sense of the IRS instructions regarding this matter.|||1040 schedule D.
You will need to do some research to figure out your cost basis. Ask the person who gave you the stock what their cost basis was at the time they purchased the stock. You will also need to know if the stock had a different FMV at the time it was given to you.
You will need to do some research to figure out your cost basis. Ask the person who gave you the stock what their cost basis was at the time they purchased the stock. You will also need to know if the stock had a different FMV at the time it was given to you.
I bought a mobile home payed cash got a reciet but no signed title for 22mo. and lost the sell of the moble b?
of unsigned title from the seller do i have a law suite or not|||First, talk to the state DMV to find out what you need to have to obtain a title. Then, go to the seller and get what you need. If they refuse to provide this to you, then you have grounds for a law suit.
Which of the following cash flows is not considered when using the net present value method?
a. Future cash inflows
b. Future cash outflows
c. Past cash outflows
d. Non-uniform cash inflows
e. All of the above are considered|||past cash ouflows
b. Future cash outflows
c. Past cash outflows
d. Non-uniform cash inflows
e. All of the above are considered|||past cash ouflows
Would you choose to A). Keep your job or B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash?
I know this is a silly-sounding question but curious, for those of you who do have jobs (or imagine having one), which would you choose if presented with the following scenario:
A). Keep your job
or
B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.
?|||B. BBBBBBB!!!!!
I'd take the $200,000 cash %26amp; run! I'll email you my address, you make the check payable to SB22! %26amp; THANK YOU!|||a.|||B, if it was $200,000 after taxes.|||I know this is a silly-sounding question but curious, for those of you who do have jobs (or imagine having one), which would you choose if presented with the following scenario:
A). Keep your job
or
B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.
?|||B then get another job|||Keep my job|||B!! Then you could find another job! Actually...no..A. :)|||Depends on the job. If I was working at like McDonalds, I'd take the 200,000. If I had a job that payed good, I'd keep my job.|||I'd rather keep my Career and be in dept $200,000, when I get my dream career|||If i were doing well in my job, id stay.
if i suck, $200,000, GIMME GIMME|||$200,000 cash would be just fine.|||I want to exert my mind only for constructive and productive areas.
I will not like to think of a problem before it actually arises.|||a|||You didn't say what your job would be so how can you judge?
If you're anything but a celebrity you would take B- because no one can accumulate that kind of money in full with a job unless it's surgeon, top lawyer, celebrity. - This is the majority of people.
Maybe if you have an average job and work and save till your 80 you can get that by 80 but everyone under that will never be able to accumulate that much cash in full- EVEN WORKING. - Ever heard of paying bills?- taxes? etc...-
Any person would choose b - then go from there- as in get a job or whatever you want to do-
If you choose a you will never see that kind of cash in full in your lifetime or until you're dying.
Anybody would take the 200 thousand plus and then have their own career plus that. Unless you're already making 200,000 a month- NOT A YEAR- even if you make that a year you can't accumulate 200,000 in cash up front.- Excluding real estate.|||...At my job it would take forever to get $200,000...so show me the money, and I would be more than happy to tell off my job!|||You did not provide enough information.
What if my job's annual salary is $350,000?
Is that even my dream job?
Is that a random job?
Is that $200,000 in cash after tax deduction?
Is the $200,000 inserted in my bank account? Or in bills?|||A
A). Keep your job
or
B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.
?|||B. BBBBBBB!!!!!
I'd take the $200,000 cash %26amp; run! I'll email you my address, you make the check payable to SB22! %26amp; THANK YOU!|||a.|||B, if it was $200,000 after taxes.|||I know this is a silly-sounding question but curious, for those of you who do have jobs (or imagine having one), which would you choose if presented with the following scenario:
A). Keep your job
or
B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.
?|||B then get another job|||Keep my job|||B!! Then you could find another job! Actually...no..A. :)|||Depends on the job. If I was working at like McDonalds, I'd take the 200,000. If I had a job that payed good, I'd keep my job.|||I'd rather keep my Career and be in dept $200,000, when I get my dream career|||If i were doing well in my job, id stay.
if i suck, $200,000, GIMME GIMME|||$200,000 cash would be just fine.|||I want to exert my mind only for constructive and productive areas.
I will not like to think of a problem before it actually arises.|||a|||You didn't say what your job would be so how can you judge?
If you're anything but a celebrity you would take B- because no one can accumulate that kind of money in full with a job unless it's surgeon, top lawyer, celebrity. - This is the majority of people.
Maybe if you have an average job and work and save till your 80 you can get that by 80 but everyone under that will never be able to accumulate that much cash in full- EVEN WORKING. - Ever heard of paying bills?- taxes? etc...-
Any person would choose b - then go from there- as in get a job or whatever you want to do-
If you choose a you will never see that kind of cash in full in your lifetime or until you're dying.
Anybody would take the 200 thousand plus and then have their own career plus that. Unless you're already making 200,000 a month- NOT A YEAR- even if you make that a year you can't accumulate 200,000 in cash up front.- Excluding real estate.|||...At my job it would take forever to get $200,000...so show me the money, and I would be more than happy to tell off my job!|||You did not provide enough information.
What if my job's annual salary is $350,000?
Is that even my dream job?
Is that a random job?
Is that $200,000 in cash after tax deduction?
Is the $200,000 inserted in my bank account? Or in bills?|||A
How to cash a cheque without holding a bank account for MR. A? can MR.B who has an bank a/c on behalf of MR.A?
How to cash a cheque without holding a bank account for MR.A? CAN MR.B who has a bank a/c encash chque on behalf MR.A without any taxes to MR.B, WHO HIS MR.A's FRIEND?|||This sounds like a homework question that has absolutely nothing to do with the real world.
If you get a check and you don't have a bank account, just go to the bank where the check is drawn against and they will cash it.
You can also go to any number of check cashing places but they may charge a small feel.|||There are no tax implications here that I can see. However, the answer to your quesion is no. If it is a "crossed" cheque there is no way of cashing it. "A" will have to open a bank a/c and pay it in. Once the cheque has cleared he can draw the cash.
Edit.
If the cheque is crossed it will not be possible for "B" to bank it.|||Mr A should just bypass using Mr B and go to the bank the check was written on.
If you get a check and you don't have a bank account, just go to the bank where the check is drawn against and they will cash it.
You can also go to any number of check cashing places but they may charge a small feel.|||There are no tax implications here that I can see. However, the answer to your quesion is no. If it is a "crossed" cheque there is no way of cashing it. "A" will have to open a bank a/c and pay it in. Once the cheque has cleared he can draw the cash.
Edit.
If the cheque is crossed it will not be possible for "B" to bank it.|||Mr A should just bypass using Mr B and go to the bank the check was written on.
Is B.G. really back with Cash Money?
B.G. was recently let go by Atlantic Records. There were rumors saying that Baby from Cash Money was willing to pay Atlantic to release B.G. Before Wayne went to jail he left some message saying his "brother was back with the camp" or something like that.|||Yes he is. It's about time. His first couple of post-Cash Money albums were good but he started slipping. Cash Money is become quite the stable once again! CMB!!!|||This is true.
Can I cash out my 401(b)?
I had my 401(b) through Merrill Lynch and the college I work for changed companies. Now I have a new 401(b) that I am contributing to. In the meantime, I have about $1500 that has been sitting in my Merrill Lynch account for about a year. I called them and they said that I can close it and cash it out. We finished all the paperwork, but the administrator in my HR department says that she can not approve it. I have just bought a house and really need the money for minor repairs and the holidays. How can I get this money?|||HR will not allow you to take the money out unless you can prove extreme hardship.
You will have to show documentation to HR that you are in serious financial stress.
/|||Oh - Please don't do this. If you cash it out, you will lose half of it to taxes and penalties. Instead, roll it over to your new plan. If you need some spare cash, then just change your tax withholding form at the payroll department (since you bought a house, you will have a big tax deduction next year and can have more takehome pay now to reflect that change). If you increase your withholding to Single 9, you can get about $900 more a month in take home pay, depending on your earnings.
Just remember to change it back to your normal W-4 calculation after January.
Do a frugal holiday instead - talk it over with the other adults on your shopping list and see if they will agree to maybe do a party/dinner together to celebrate or a low-cost gift swap. No one really needs a bunch of new sweaters, trinkets and junk, and I bet your friends/family will be relieved to not have to shop as much as well.|||If the funds are in a account for the current job then yes they would have approve such a disbursement. If it's from a job you no longer work at then you shouldn't even have to involve your current job. Did you already a transfer to the new account? Then it would be locked up until you are old and grey.
It sounds like all they did was change to company managing the accounts. So, the money is connected to the job not the company. As long you have the job you can't touch the funds. At some point the new company will probably incorporate the old accounts into the new ones.
You will have to show documentation to HR that you are in serious financial stress.
/|||Oh - Please don't do this. If you cash it out, you will lose half of it to taxes and penalties. Instead, roll it over to your new plan. If you need some spare cash, then just change your tax withholding form at the payroll department (since you bought a house, you will have a big tax deduction next year and can have more takehome pay now to reflect that change). If you increase your withholding to Single 9, you can get about $900 more a month in take home pay, depending on your earnings.
Just remember to change it back to your normal W-4 calculation after January.
Do a frugal holiday instead - talk it over with the other adults on your shopping list and see if they will agree to maybe do a party/dinner together to celebrate or a low-cost gift swap. No one really needs a bunch of new sweaters, trinkets and junk, and I bet your friends/family will be relieved to not have to shop as much as well.|||If the funds are in a account for the current job then yes they would have approve such a disbursement. If it's from a job you no longer work at then you shouldn't even have to involve your current job. Did you already a transfer to the new account? Then it would be locked up until you are old and grey.
It sounds like all they did was change to company managing the accounts. So, the money is connected to the job not the company. As long you have the job you can't touch the funds. At some point the new company will probably incorporate the old accounts into the new ones.
What is the value of each cash flow stream at a 0% interest rate?
Years Cash Stream A Cash Stream B
1-5 $100 $300
400 400
400 400
400 400
300 100|||They are both the same, $1600. Since the Int rate is zero, you don't discount them because they are worth the same now as in the future.
1-5 $100 $300
400 400
400 400
400 400
300 100|||They are both the same, $1600. Since the Int rate is zero, you don't discount them because they are worth the same now as in the future.
Which of the following items should not be included in the Cash caption on the balance sheet?
A) Coins and currency in the cash register
B) Checks from other parties presently in the cash register
C) Amounts on deposit in checking account at the bank
D) Postage stamps on hand|||A) cash and currency in the register
checks are not cash (receivable), deposit is receiveable as well, postage stamps are supplies.|||D) Postage stamps on hand
That is a correct answer
B) Checks from other parties presently in the cash register
C) Amounts on deposit in checking account at the bank
D) Postage stamps on hand|||A) cash and currency in the register
checks are not cash (receivable), deposit is receiveable as well, postage stamps are supplies.|||D) Postage stamps on hand
That is a correct answer
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How to reimburse the petty cash fund?
In reimbursing the petty cash fund:
a. Cash is debited.
b. Petty Cash is credited.
c. Petty Cash is debited.
d. Appropriate expense accounts are debited.
e. No expenses are recorded.|||d. Appropriate expense accounts are debited (and Cash is credited)|||Petty Cash is debited. Keep in mind that this transaction only occurs when the maximum amount in the account is increased or decreased. I assume since the fund is being reimbursed, the maximum amount has been used.
a. Cash is debited.
b. Petty Cash is credited.
c. Petty Cash is debited.
d. Appropriate expense accounts are debited.
e. No expenses are recorded.|||d. Appropriate expense accounts are debited (and Cash is credited)|||Petty Cash is debited. Keep in mind that this transaction only occurs when the maximum amount in the account is increased or decreased. I assume since the fund is being reimbursed, the maximum amount has been used.
Planning on going to wisconsin to see b/f but need cash fast to see him any ideas?
look to get money quickly so i can go see my boyfriend|||try selling used books and stuff on ebay... job? a lot of jobs pay quickly after a week or so...
When computing the payback period for a capital asset with equal annual net cash inflows, which of?
When computing the payback period for a capital asset with equal annual net cash inflows, which of the following is used as the equation's numerator?
A.Expected annual cash inflow
B.Amount invested
C.Total cash inflows
D.Net cash outflow|||Payback period = ( Amount invested / Net annual cash inflow )
Answer B.
A.Expected annual cash inflow
B.Amount invested
C.Total cash inflows
D.Net cash outflow|||Payback period = ( Amount invested / Net annual cash inflow )
Answer B.
If I trade in my original xbox and playstation 2 with about 25 games b/t the two, how much cash do you think?
i will get for them?|||At gamestop, you will be lucky if you get 40 bucks for all that. Sorry bro, use ebay, or sell them on craigslist. Gamestop rips you off. Plus you get 20% less for cash.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
How should I interpret this tax regulation Sec. 1.471-3(b) with respect to cash discounts?
Sec. 1.471-3(b) Inventories at cost:
In the case of merchandise purchased since the beginning of the taxable year, the invoice price less trade or other discounts, except strictly cash discounts approximating a fair interest rate, which may be deducted or not at the option of the taxpayer, provided a consistent course is followed. To this net invoice price should be added transportation or other necessary charges incurred in acquiring possession of the goods. For taxpayers acquiring merchandise for resale that are subject to the provisions of section 263A, see Sec. Sec. 1.263A-1 and 1.263A-3 for additional amounts that must be included in
inventory costs.
My understanding:
According to this regulation, even when cash discounts approximate market interest, the customer use substantial leeway. The customer may simply recognize the cost as cash paid or deduct the discount as an expense while recognizing a form of interest income.
Thanks
Julio|||Julio,
Your understanding is correct. If the cash discount approximates market interest, you have the option of reducing the cost of the merchandise for inventory purposes or recognizing intererst income. Choose wisely, becuase you must apply the same choice for all merchandise purchases for the life of the company.
In the case of merchandise purchased since the beginning of the taxable year, the invoice price less trade or other discounts, except strictly cash discounts approximating a fair interest rate, which may be deducted or not at the option of the taxpayer, provided a consistent course is followed. To this net invoice price should be added transportation or other necessary charges incurred in acquiring possession of the goods. For taxpayers acquiring merchandise for resale that are subject to the provisions of section 263A, see Sec. Sec. 1.263A-1 and 1.263A-3 for additional amounts that must be included in
inventory costs.
My understanding:
According to this regulation, even when cash discounts approximate market interest, the customer use substantial leeway. The customer may simply recognize the cost as cash paid or deduct the discount as an expense while recognizing a form of interest income.
Thanks
Julio|||Julio,
Your understanding is correct. If the cash discount approximates market interest, you have the option of reducing the cost of the merchandise for inventory purposes or recognizing intererst income. Choose wisely, becuase you must apply the same choice for all merchandise purchases for the life of the company.
Which is a better pick for universal life insurance,option a or b?
option a- cash value increases rapidly but will not be paid at death, but only the sum assured. then the cash value equals the sum assured and you have very little insurance left. In option b, cash values increase very slowly but is payable at death together with the sum assured.|||It really depends on your situation. I would check with another independent agent or fee-only adviser to review your goals and match the best insurance plan. Are you trying to keep costs low for the most death benefit? Are you worried about the rate of return to your beneficiary?
Something your agent might not know is that a number of companies are also offering an option C. This is the death benefit plus any premiums paid. I only bring this up to show how confusing insurance is. Check with a qualified professional who can help you wade through your options.|||I've never believed in Whole life Insurance..I prefer Term and invest the difference. There always seems to be a catch with Whole life..I'd rather have my money available when I need it.|||Cash value insurance of any kind is the biggest rip-off product of all time. Would you put money in a saving account and then go to withdraw it out and they tell you that you have to borrow your own money? Plus the fact that the face value of the policy decreases the amount of what you borrow. I wouldn't think so, but that basically what happens in a cash value product. Buy term insurance by all means. You will save a ton of money. Take the difference you save each month and put it in some type of savings account or IRA.|||. Why would you waste your time on the phone calling around? the last time i needed quotes on insurance i used one of these comparison sites and it was great. The last thing I want to do is listen to elevator music while waiting for a salesman.No doubt the easiest way to get insurance quotes is on the web. Anyway I got good quotes and ended up saving money so I was happy.
http://insurance.deal4-you.com
Good luck.|||Universal life is, obvioulsy, a complicated product. I can't give a definitive answer without more information about what your financial situation is. But, essentially, your would choose option A if you plan on benefiting from the cash value at any time during your life time. On the other hand, if the goal is to provide cash to your heirs, then choose option B.
Universal life isn't something that people usually choose to buy on their own initiative. If getting a second opinion from another financial professional if in doubt. He should be able to help you define your financial goals and therefore help you make a better informed decision.
I noticed that you also asked about how universal life works. Unfortunately, there isn't much space here to give you details. When I was in college, there was an entire textbook on universal life.
Something your agent might not know is that a number of companies are also offering an option C. This is the death benefit plus any premiums paid. I only bring this up to show how confusing insurance is. Check with a qualified professional who can help you wade through your options.|||I've never believed in Whole life Insurance..I prefer Term and invest the difference. There always seems to be a catch with Whole life..I'd rather have my money available when I need it.|||Cash value insurance of any kind is the biggest rip-off product of all time. Would you put money in a saving account and then go to withdraw it out and they tell you that you have to borrow your own money? Plus the fact that the face value of the policy decreases the amount of what you borrow. I wouldn't think so, but that basically what happens in a cash value product. Buy term insurance by all means. You will save a ton of money. Take the difference you save each month and put it in some type of savings account or IRA.|||. Why would you waste your time on the phone calling around? the last time i needed quotes on insurance i used one of these comparison sites and it was great. The last thing I want to do is listen to elevator music while waiting for a salesman.No doubt the easiest way to get insurance quotes is on the web. Anyway I got good quotes and ended up saving money so I was happy.
http://insurance.deal4-you.com
Good luck.|||Universal life is, obvioulsy, a complicated product. I can't give a definitive answer without more information about what your financial situation is. But, essentially, your would choose option A if you plan on benefiting from the cash value at any time during your life time. On the other hand, if the goal is to provide cash to your heirs, then choose option B.
Universal life isn't something that people usually choose to buy on their own initiative. If getting a second opinion from another financial professional if in doubt. He should be able to help you define your financial goals and therefore help you make a better informed decision.
I noticed that you also asked about how universal life works. Unfortunately, there isn't much space here to give you details. When I was in college, there was an entire textbook on universal life.
7. B. Tanner contributed $14,000 in cash plus office equipment valued at $7000 to the JT Partners?
7. B. Tanner contributed $14,000 in cash plus office equipment valued at $7000 to the JT Partnership. Record this as a journal entry|||Cash DR 14,000
Office Equipment DR 7,000
Capital - Tanner CR 21,000
Office Equipment DR 7,000
Capital - Tanner CR 21,000
What is the greatest shortcoming of just adding depreciation back to net income in a firm鈥檚 cash from operatio?
A) Depreciation is not relevant to a cash flow analysis.
B) Expenditures for PP%26amp;E are not considered in the cash flow from operations.
C) Changes in working capital elements are disregarded in this approach.
D) Companies do not report their depreciation expenses.|||question is a bit unclear.
answer is b or c. both b and c are true but not sure what question is driving at.
B) Expenditures for PP%26amp;E are not considered in the cash flow from operations.
C) Changes in working capital elements are disregarded in this approach.
D) Companies do not report their depreciation expenses.|||question is a bit unclear.
answer is b or c. both b and c are true but not sure what question is driving at.
The journal entry a company uses to record the issuance of a note for the purpose of borrowing funds for the b
The journal entry a company uses to record the issuance of a note for the purpose of borrowing funds for the business is:
A.debit Notes Payable; credit Cash
B.debit Cash and Interest Expense; credit Notes Payable
C.debit Accounts Payable; credit Notes Payable
D.debit Cash; credit Notes Payable|||well if they issue a note in oder to get cash...then they are getting CASH....
ANY increase of an ASSET is a debit
So cash up
Debit CASH
That Almost makes D the correct answer.
lets look at the credit. They are issuing a note payable. THAT's a liabilitiy. An increase in a liability is a credit
Ok, D again.
A is completely reversed!!!
Remember
the following
Asset Increase DEBIT
Asset decrease Credit
Liability Increase Credit
Liability decrease Debit
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS
A.debit Notes Payable; credit Cash
B.debit Cash and Interest Expense; credit Notes Payable
C.debit Accounts Payable; credit Notes Payable
D.debit Cash; credit Notes Payable|||well if they issue a note in oder to get cash...then they are getting CASH....
ANY increase of an ASSET is a debit
So cash up
Debit CASH
That Almost makes D the correct answer.
lets look at the credit. They are issuing a note payable. THAT's a liabilitiy. An increase in a liability is a credit
Ok, D again.
A is completely reversed!!!
Remember
the following
Asset Increase DEBIT
Asset decrease Credit
Liability Increase Credit
Liability decrease Debit
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS
Would you rather A). Win $390,000 in cash now; or B). Be awarded Social Security Disability for life?
Assuming Social Security Disability (SSI or SSDI) pays $1000 a month (please correct me if I'm wrong here).....Which would you rather win:
A). $390,000 in cash RIGHT NOW
or
B). Be awarded Social Security Disability benefits for the rest of your life (assume you will never lose them!)|||Dont know how much he has paid in Social Security but my benefits would be $1900.00 a month times 12 months = $22,000 times 32 years = $729,620!!!! I would liquidate my assets put money in spouses account (or a trusting persons) account!!
OR
take $390,000 put in high interest account times .08 is $31,200 times normal tax rate .75 = $23,400.
So he ain't gonna get rich either way.|||I would take the $390,000 now, as I will never reach that amount on what I make now.!
Of course your brother is 43 years old and you do not state what his expenses are and how much longer he will live( if only we could know). You will have to find out what his payments would be per month under SSDI and where he would be better off .|||I don't want social security disability cause I am not socially disabled, nor would I want any money for it right now.|||The cash, but I am a great investor.|||$390K. Heute, bitte.|||The cash, so I can actually go out and work|||i'd take the money, but that's just me
A). $390,000 in cash RIGHT NOW
or
B). Be awarded Social Security Disability benefits for the rest of your life (assume you will never lose them!)|||Dont know how much he has paid in Social Security but my benefits would be $1900.00 a month times 12 months = $22,000 times 32 years = $729,620!!!! I would liquidate my assets put money in spouses account (or a trusting persons) account!!
OR
take $390,000 put in high interest account times .08 is $31,200 times normal tax rate .75 = $23,400.
So he ain't gonna get rich either way.|||I would take the $390,000 now, as I will never reach that amount on what I make now.!
Of course your brother is 43 years old and you do not state what his expenses are and how much longer he will live( if only we could know). You will have to find out what his payments would be per month under SSDI and where he would be better off .|||I don't want social security disability cause I am not socially disabled, nor would I want any money for it right now.|||The cash, but I am a great investor.|||$390K. Heute, bitte.|||The cash, so I can actually go out and work|||i'd take the money, but that's just me
Which one wil be reported under OA, IA, and FA, of a statement of cash flow?
Cash receipts from selling merchandise
b. Cash payments for wages and salaries
Cash proceeds from sale of stock
d. Cash purchase of equipment
e. Cash dividends paid
f. Cash received from bank loan
g. Cash payments for inventory
h. Cash receipts from services rendered
i. Cash payments for taxes
j. Cash proceeds from sale of property no longer needed as expansion site|||a. OA
b. OA
c. FA
d. IA
e. FA
f. IA
g. OA
h. OA
i. OA
j. IA
b. Cash payments for wages and salaries
Cash proceeds from sale of stock
d. Cash purchase of equipment
e. Cash dividends paid
f. Cash received from bank loan
g. Cash payments for inventory
h. Cash receipts from services rendered
i. Cash payments for taxes
j. Cash proceeds from sale of property no longer needed as expansion site|||a. OA
b. OA
c. FA
d. IA
e. FA
f. IA
g. OA
h. OA
i. OA
j. IA
On the statement of cash flows, the cash flows from operating activities section would include?
a. payments for the acquisition of investments
b. cash receipts from sales activities
c. receipts from the issurance of capital stock
d. the cash flows from investing activities section|||your answer is b. come on dude....keep it coming.
b. cash receipts from sales activities
c. receipts from the issurance of capital stock
d. the cash flows from investing activities section|||your answer is b. come on dude....keep it coming.
Excess cash balance allows the firm to do all the following except: a. invest, b. increase cash holdings,?
c. pay down debt, or d. increase the debt?|||The answer is d. There is no need to increase the debt, if the company is already swimming in excess cash.
All of the following factors have contributed to famine in Africa EXCEPT A. an overdependence on cash crop?
All of the following factors have contributed to famine in Africa EXCEPT
A.
an overdependence on cash crops.
B.
an overabundance of capital.
C.
soaring population growth.
D.
the transformation of fertile land into desert.|||b
Simple explanation below.
a - Cash crops meant that land was taken from the (previous susbsistence) food crops and diverted either to goods such as coffee, or even food crops in demand in the West for export using up valuable water resources at an unsustainable rate. Also the commercial farming techniques have led to deforestation in some areas, and in turn desertification - meaning less land available for food crops for tthe local population. The upshot is greater risk of famine.
b - very few people have died because they had too much money.....
c - with an increase in population comes an increasing demand for food - and when land is infertile or being used for other purposes (such as cash crops) then less land + more mouths = famine.
d - if you have less fertile land to grow food on because it's turned into desert then somebody is going to go hungry...|||Definitely B.|||B is the correct answer.
A.
an overdependence on cash crops.
B.
an overabundance of capital.
C.
soaring population growth.
D.
the transformation of fertile land into desert.|||b
Simple explanation below.
a - Cash crops meant that land was taken from the (previous susbsistence) food crops and diverted either to goods such as coffee, or even food crops in demand in the West for export using up valuable water resources at an unsustainable rate. Also the commercial farming techniques have led to deforestation in some areas, and in turn desertification - meaning less land available for food crops for tthe local population. The upshot is greater risk of famine.
b - very few people have died because they had too much money.....
c - with an increase in population comes an increasing demand for food - and when land is infertile or being used for other purposes (such as cash crops) then less land + more mouths = famine.
d - if you have less fertile land to grow food on because it's turned into desert then somebody is going to go hungry...|||Definitely B.|||B is the correct answer.
What happens if you text 'Cash B' to 81404?
text cost 拢1.50|||you most likely get ripped off...|||you waste 拢1.50|||you become 拢1.50 poorer|||拢1.50 so!|||and??|||I dont know, but let us know when you've wasted your 拢1.50|||they earn 拢1.50 from you.....Dont even go there.....|||You probably subscribe to some site. They will text you every day and keep charging 拢1.50. Even if your mobile is switched off. Try and unsubscribe. Text stop to the number. Use this link for checking text or premium rate numbers in the UK. http://www.icstis.org.uk/consumers/ncd/d鈥?/a>
Your 81404 refers to this company
Mobizar Limited
0871 918 0999
MLS Business Centre, Winchester House
259-269 Old Marylebourne Road
London
NW1 5RA
Best regards.|||Text it and find out.|||I entered one of these competitions ages ago. It's a series of questions %26amp; you answer A or B or C to each one. You pay for the texts you receive AND the texts you send,so at the end of the day, it's all a con. The competition last 3 months, if it's anything like the one I entered, so PLEASE don't land yourself with an expensive phone bill!!!|||Are you trolling for morons or what?|||***** off idiot|||you wasted 拢1.50
Your 81404 refers to this company
Mobizar Limited
0871 918 0999
MLS Business Centre, Winchester House
259-269 Old Marylebourne Road
London
NW1 5RA
Best regards.|||Text it and find out.|||I entered one of these competitions ages ago. It's a series of questions %26amp; you answer A or B or C to each one. You pay for the texts you receive AND the texts you send,so at the end of the day, it's all a con. The competition last 3 months, if it's anything like the one I entered, so PLEASE don't land yourself with an expensive phone bill!!!|||Are you trolling for morons or what?|||***** off idiot|||you wasted 拢1.50
I need a cheap recipe to impress my b/f for dinner tomorrow, but I'm low on cash.. No seafood, please!?
I'm just looking for any recipe.. Most seafood isn't an option, but he's obsessed with shrimp.. haha.. Any help would be awesome! Thanks. :)|||Try Shrimp Scampi. you can modify the recipe as your budget sees fit. If the Shrimp scampi recipe below doesnt work for you, then try spaghetti with chunky meat sauce with vegetables.
INGREDIENTS:
鈥?2 pounds large uncooked shrimp, shelled and deveined*
鈥?1/2 cup butter
鈥?1 teaspoon salt
鈥?6 cloves garlic, crushed
鈥?1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
鈥?1 teaspoon lemon zest
鈥?2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
鈥?lemon wedges
PREPARATION:
Directions for Shrimp Scampi
*Leave shell on tail section, if desired. Preheat oven to 400掳. Melt butter in a 13x9x2-inch baking pan in oven. To the melted butter, add the salt, crushed garlic, and 1 tablespoon of the chopped parsley. Stir well. Arrange shrimp scampi in baking pan in a single layer. Bake, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Turn shrimp; sprinkle with lemon zest, lemon juice, and the rest of the parsley. Bake shrimp scampi for 8 to 10 minutes, or until just done. Arrange shrimp scampi on hot serving platter; pour garlic butter from pan over the shrimp and garnish with several lemon wedges. Shrimp scampi serves 4 to 6.|||spaghetti|||Find something that's shrimp with bacon wrapped around it. For MOST guys, it's about taste %26amp; quantity, not how fancy (FYI).|||Shrimp scampi! Sautee the shrimp in olive oil and garlic and serve over rice.|||Tater Tot Casserole is YUMMO.
Just do a search on it- but it is hamburger meat- onions- cheese- onion soup mix and some spices.
Or just make some bonless butterfly chops- baked potato and canned veggie.|||Absolutely the Best Amish Beef Stew
This is just what its name implies...the absolute best beef stew ever. It is wonderful in the colder weather and really warms you up. I got the basic recipe from an old Amish cookbook and tweeked it a bit. My family loves it with home baked bread, so I always make Amish White Bread, Amish White Bread to go along with it.
6-8 servings 3录 hours 15 min prep
2-3 lbs boneless beef cubes
2 tablespoons shortening
1 large onion, sliced
4 cups boiling water
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons paprika
1 dash allspice
1 dash cloves
6 carrots, peeled and cut into chunks or 1 lb peeled baby carrots
6 potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks
1/2 cup cold water
1/4 cup flour
Melt shortening over high heat in a large pot or dutch oven.
Add beef cubes and brown over medium heat, stirring occasionally, about 15-20 minutes.
Add onions, boiling water, salt, lemon juice, sugar, worcestershire sauce, pepper, paprika, allspice and cloves.
Simmer, tightly covered, for about 2 hours, stirring occasionally.
Add vegetables and simmer another 30 minutes (covered), or until tender.
Note: if your lid is not tight on the pot, you may not have enough liquid left to just about cover everything after you add the veggies.
If this is the case, add more water to barely cover ingredients.
Mix cold water and flour together and blend until smooth.
Push meat and veggies to the side of the pot and add flour mixture slowly, incorporating into liquid.
When gravy thickens, stir all ingredients gently to distribute gravy evenly.
Simmer another 5 or 10 minutes and enjoy!|||Shrimp Scampi is a good option, but most is made with garlic, butter and a little olive oil! Throw it over some pasta and it's easy!
Or try the same with chicken if you don't like shrimp!!!|||Go to Rachel Ray .com she has a butt ton of really good receipes on her web page that you can make in 30min. and under $20 bucks.|||I don't have a name for this dish because I made it up myself when we were low on fresh stuff and my family loved it. Ingredients: 4-6 Boneless Chicken Breasts, Salt/Pepper, Oregano (or herb of choice), 1-2 Cloves Garlic or Garlic Powder to taste, 2 cups sliced mushrooms, 1 cup pitted/sliced olives (any kind or mixed), 1 large can of Stewed Tomatoes,1/2 stick of butter.
Spray bottom of deep pan with cooking spray. Put chicken in bottom of pan. Season with salt, pepper, dried oregano. Sprinkle with minced garlic. Top with chopped onion and mushrooms. Add olives and pour undrained canned of tomatoes over everything. Bake covered about 45 mins - 1 hour at 375. Serve with rice or pasta.|||Chocolate cake for desert and any meal.
Ham steak and baked potato with fixins. Nice salad.
Chef salad and nice bread and wine.
Chicken breast with fancy cheese melted on top with little red potatoes and fav veggie or salad.
Big fat breakfast
Cook together. Then it doesn't matter what it is just have fun.
cheaters Chicken cordon blue. includes chicken breast cooked add a slice of ham on top and melt mozzerela cheese on top of that with a nice salad.
Most of it is in the presentation. Add a slice of apple or wedge of lemon, nice bread, wine or sparkling cider. Use fancy dishes.
Good desert is also a dip of vanilla ice cream and a mint melano cookie or two from pepperidge farm stuck just to the side of ice cream.
Some guys like home cooking. Pot pie or shepherds pie
Think football foods fancied up.
You can do a fondue and feed each other.
If he is health conscious try a big fancy turkey club sandwich.
You can stuff thick cut pork chops with apple slices. Twice baked potatoes topped with cheese and Green beans with almonds.
If you have bar-b-que weather. You can have shish-ka-bobs. steak bites and another bob with mushrooms and other veggies. nice bread and finish with smoothies.
No matter what you cook, tell him how great it is going to be and give him a snack while you finish it (cheese and crackers). Tell him how hard you worked just for him and don't be surprized if he doesn't respond well. I hopeI have given you some good ideas here. Good Luck|||Get chicken and McCormick buffalo chicken mix...make buffalo chicken sandwiches!|||Marinate some steaks in beer for about an hour, then grill them and a couple of shrimp. Serve with mash potato and veg.
It is impressive because the beer makes the meat taste awesome, the shrimp taste better grilled, and if you were in Australia, the whole dish would be called Surf and Turf, and served with a brown onion gravy.
YUM!|||Shrimp and pasta is the best way to spread your dollar. Sautee sliced garlic in olive oil. I would suggest about about 1/4 inch of olive oil in the pan. Make sure you start with a cold pan and oil. Make sure the garlic does not burn or you have to start over. Take the lightly browned garlic out and sautee the shrimp in this oil. Then toss with thin spaghetti. At this point you can add more ingredients. This is the most simple recipe, but you can take this anywhere. Make it Greek by adding olives, oregano and feta. It can be italian with artichokes, parsley and parm.. Asian with peanut sauce, cilantro and sliced scallions.
I am sure you get the point. It's a piece of cake and you can do it with a pound of shrip with both of you getting a great amount of shrimp. Make sure you tell the fish monger to peel and devein them for you.|||How about coconut shrimp? Just butterfly the shrimp up, season and dredge in flour. Dip in beaten eggs then in dried coconut and fry. (exact recipes can be found using any search engine). I'd reccomend serving it with some coconut rice, Ina Garten has a good recipe. And maybe just some roasted asparagus on the side. All relatively spring flavors really go well with this season. Good luck on your dinner.|||Ok, here is 1 with flank steak, one with shrimps, but both easy and fast
FLANK STEAK, SHALLOTS %26amp; VINEGAR :
1 big flank steak (or skirt steak)
tons of sliced shallots
1 1/2 glass of vinegar
butter
salt %26amp; pepper
In a pan, put some butter, then when melted, add the shallots, a little salt %26amp; pepper and
when golden, take them out and put the steak in the pan, salt %26amp; pepper again.
Cook on medium heat. When golden on both size, add the shallots and the vinegar and
let it reduced a little. When you have an homogeneous sauce, it's done.
Serve with boiled potatoes or fresh pasta
Shrimps
heavy cream
a glass of whiskey or cognac (whiskey better)
salt %26amp; pepper
butter
Put butter in a pan and when melted, add the peeled shrimps (you can leave the skin, but it's messier to eat), salt %26amp; pepper. Cook on medium heat. When starting to turn pink, turn the heat to the max, pour the alcohol and light a fire with a match (careful the eyebrows ;-)). Then add the cream and voil脿 !
Serve over white rice (better) or fresh pasta
INGREDIENTS:
鈥?2 pounds large uncooked shrimp, shelled and deveined*
鈥?1/2 cup butter
鈥?1 teaspoon salt
鈥?6 cloves garlic, crushed
鈥?1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
鈥?1 teaspoon lemon zest
鈥?2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
鈥?lemon wedges
PREPARATION:
Directions for Shrimp Scampi
*Leave shell on tail section, if desired. Preheat oven to 400掳. Melt butter in a 13x9x2-inch baking pan in oven. To the melted butter, add the salt, crushed garlic, and 1 tablespoon of the chopped parsley. Stir well. Arrange shrimp scampi in baking pan in a single layer. Bake, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Turn shrimp; sprinkle with lemon zest, lemon juice, and the rest of the parsley. Bake shrimp scampi for 8 to 10 minutes, or until just done. Arrange shrimp scampi on hot serving platter; pour garlic butter from pan over the shrimp and garnish with several lemon wedges. Shrimp scampi serves 4 to 6.|||spaghetti|||Find something that's shrimp with bacon wrapped around it. For MOST guys, it's about taste %26amp; quantity, not how fancy (FYI).|||Shrimp scampi! Sautee the shrimp in olive oil and garlic and serve over rice.|||Tater Tot Casserole is YUMMO.
Just do a search on it- but it is hamburger meat- onions- cheese- onion soup mix and some spices.
Or just make some bonless butterfly chops- baked potato and canned veggie.|||Absolutely the Best Amish Beef Stew
This is just what its name implies...the absolute best beef stew ever. It is wonderful in the colder weather and really warms you up. I got the basic recipe from an old Amish cookbook and tweeked it a bit. My family loves it with home baked bread, so I always make Amish White Bread, Amish White Bread to go along with it.
6-8 servings 3录 hours 15 min prep
2-3 lbs boneless beef cubes
2 tablespoons shortening
1 large onion, sliced
4 cups boiling water
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons paprika
1 dash allspice
1 dash cloves
6 carrots, peeled and cut into chunks or 1 lb peeled baby carrots
6 potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks
1/2 cup cold water
1/4 cup flour
Melt shortening over high heat in a large pot or dutch oven.
Add beef cubes and brown over medium heat, stirring occasionally, about 15-20 minutes.
Add onions, boiling water, salt, lemon juice, sugar, worcestershire sauce, pepper, paprika, allspice and cloves.
Simmer, tightly covered, for about 2 hours, stirring occasionally.
Add vegetables and simmer another 30 minutes (covered), or until tender.
Note: if your lid is not tight on the pot, you may not have enough liquid left to just about cover everything after you add the veggies.
If this is the case, add more water to barely cover ingredients.
Mix cold water and flour together and blend until smooth.
Push meat and veggies to the side of the pot and add flour mixture slowly, incorporating into liquid.
When gravy thickens, stir all ingredients gently to distribute gravy evenly.
Simmer another 5 or 10 minutes and enjoy!|||Shrimp Scampi is a good option, but most is made with garlic, butter and a little olive oil! Throw it over some pasta and it's easy!
Or try the same with chicken if you don't like shrimp!!!|||Go to Rachel Ray .com she has a butt ton of really good receipes on her web page that you can make in 30min. and under $20 bucks.|||I don't have a name for this dish because I made it up myself when we were low on fresh stuff and my family loved it. Ingredients: 4-6 Boneless Chicken Breasts, Salt/Pepper, Oregano (or herb of choice), 1-2 Cloves Garlic or Garlic Powder to taste, 2 cups sliced mushrooms, 1 cup pitted/sliced olives (any kind or mixed), 1 large can of Stewed Tomatoes,1/2 stick of butter.
Spray bottom of deep pan with cooking spray. Put chicken in bottom of pan. Season with salt, pepper, dried oregano. Sprinkle with minced garlic. Top with chopped onion and mushrooms. Add olives and pour undrained canned of tomatoes over everything. Bake covered about 45 mins - 1 hour at 375. Serve with rice or pasta.|||Chocolate cake for desert and any meal.
Ham steak and baked potato with fixins. Nice salad.
Chef salad and nice bread and wine.
Chicken breast with fancy cheese melted on top with little red potatoes and fav veggie or salad.
Big fat breakfast
Cook together. Then it doesn't matter what it is just have fun.
cheaters Chicken cordon blue. includes chicken breast cooked add a slice of ham on top and melt mozzerela cheese on top of that with a nice salad.
Most of it is in the presentation. Add a slice of apple or wedge of lemon, nice bread, wine or sparkling cider. Use fancy dishes.
Good desert is also a dip of vanilla ice cream and a mint melano cookie or two from pepperidge farm stuck just to the side of ice cream.
Some guys like home cooking. Pot pie or shepherds pie
Think football foods fancied up.
You can do a fondue and feed each other.
If he is health conscious try a big fancy turkey club sandwich.
You can stuff thick cut pork chops with apple slices. Twice baked potatoes topped with cheese and Green beans with almonds.
If you have bar-b-que weather. You can have shish-ka-bobs. steak bites and another bob with mushrooms and other veggies. nice bread and finish with smoothies.
No matter what you cook, tell him how great it is going to be and give him a snack while you finish it (cheese and crackers). Tell him how hard you worked just for him and don't be surprized if he doesn't respond well. I hopeI have given you some good ideas here. Good Luck|||Get chicken and McCormick buffalo chicken mix...make buffalo chicken sandwiches!|||Marinate some steaks in beer for about an hour, then grill them and a couple of shrimp. Serve with mash potato and veg.
It is impressive because the beer makes the meat taste awesome, the shrimp taste better grilled, and if you were in Australia, the whole dish would be called Surf and Turf, and served with a brown onion gravy.
YUM!|||Shrimp and pasta is the best way to spread your dollar. Sautee sliced garlic in olive oil. I would suggest about about 1/4 inch of olive oil in the pan. Make sure you start with a cold pan and oil. Make sure the garlic does not burn or you have to start over. Take the lightly browned garlic out and sautee the shrimp in this oil. Then toss with thin spaghetti. At this point you can add more ingredients. This is the most simple recipe, but you can take this anywhere. Make it Greek by adding olives, oregano and feta. It can be italian with artichokes, parsley and parm.. Asian with peanut sauce, cilantro and sliced scallions.
I am sure you get the point. It's a piece of cake and you can do it with a pound of shrip with both of you getting a great amount of shrimp. Make sure you tell the fish monger to peel and devein them for you.|||How about coconut shrimp? Just butterfly the shrimp up, season and dredge in flour. Dip in beaten eggs then in dried coconut and fry. (exact recipes can be found using any search engine). I'd reccomend serving it with some coconut rice, Ina Garten has a good recipe. And maybe just some roasted asparagus on the side. All relatively spring flavors really go well with this season. Good luck on your dinner.|||Ok, here is 1 with flank steak, one with shrimps, but both easy and fast
FLANK STEAK, SHALLOTS %26amp; VINEGAR :
1 big flank steak (or skirt steak)
tons of sliced shallots
1 1/2 glass of vinegar
butter
salt %26amp; pepper
In a pan, put some butter, then when melted, add the shallots, a little salt %26amp; pepper and
when golden, take them out and put the steak in the pan, salt %26amp; pepper again.
Cook on medium heat. When golden on both size, add the shallots and the vinegar and
let it reduced a little. When you have an homogeneous sauce, it's done.
Serve with boiled potatoes or fresh pasta
Shrimps
heavy cream
a glass of whiskey or cognac (whiskey better)
salt %26amp; pepper
butter
Put butter in a pan and when melted, add the peeled shrimps (you can leave the skin, but it's messier to eat), salt %26amp; pepper. Cook on medium heat. When starting to turn pink, turn the heat to the max, pour the alcohol and light a fire with a match (careful the eyebrows ;-)). Then add the cream and voil脿 !
Serve over white rice (better) or fresh pasta
The cash flow statement is designed to fulfill all of the following purposed except:?
a) to show the relationship of net income to changes in the company's cash
b) to assess the collectibility of accounts receivable
c) to predict future cash flows
d) to determine the company's ability to pay dividends to shareholders|||c) to predict future cash flows|||B
b) to assess the collectibility of accounts receivable
c) to predict future cash flows
d) to determine the company's ability to pay dividends to shareholders|||c) to predict future cash flows|||B
I know a little about stocks, but can someone explain to me why TRAD is selling below the cash it has?B"H
According to Yahoo! Finance:
Total Cash (mrq): 518.72M
Market Cap (intraday): 502.49M|||That's not net cash. Check the balance sheet, they only have $129M total net tangible assets (as of June). Their accounts payable exceeds their cash.|||If you are talking about the stock of Tradestation (symbol TRAD), it has been sinking steadily for the last year. Why? Who knows? It is the WHAT that matters. Year ago, hitting $16, now just above $11. That is 30% or so. And that is the WHAT of the matter, regardless of the front office statements about financial fundamentals.
Total Cash (mrq): 518.72M
Market Cap (intraday): 502.49M|||That's not net cash. Check the balance sheet, they only have $129M total net tangible assets (as of June). Their accounts payable exceeds their cash.|||If you are talking about the stock of Tradestation (symbol TRAD), it has been sinking steadily for the last year. Why? Who knows? It is the WHAT that matters. Year ago, hitting $16, now just above $11. That is 30% or so. And that is the WHAT of the matter, regardless of the front office statements about financial fundamentals.
Free Cash Flow- Show work for a,b,c?
Bailey Corporation's financial statements ( dollars and shares are in millions ) are provided here.
balance sheet as of december 31
2008 2007
asset
cash and equivalents $14,000 $13,000
account receivable 30,000 25,000
Inventories 28,125 21,000
Total current asset $72,125 $59,000
net plant and equipment 50,000 47,000
total asset $122,125 $106,000
Liabilities and equity
Account payable $10,800 $9,000
notes payable 6,700 5,150
accruals 7,600 6,000
total current liabilities $25,100 $20,150
long-term bonds 15,000 15,000
total debt $40,100 $35,150
common stock (5,000 shares) 50,000 50,000
Retained earnings 32,025 20,850
commmon equity $82,025 $70,850
total liabilities and equity $122,125 $106,000
income statement for year ending december 31,2008
sales 庐 玫 p %26amp;x .Hm p; $214,000
operating costs excluding depreciation and amortization 170,000
EBITDA $44,000
Depreciation %26amp; amortization 5,000
EBIT $39,000
interest 1,750
EBT $37,250
Taxes(40%) 14,900
net income $ 22.350
dividents paid $11,175
a. what was net working capital for 2007 and 2008?
b. what was bailey's 2008 free cash flow?
c. construct bailey's 2008 statement of stockholders' equity.|||Hmmmm interesting. http://getrichesradio.com
balance sheet as of december 31
2008 2007
asset
cash and equivalents $14,000 $13,000
account receivable 30,000 25,000
Inventories 28,125 21,000
Total current asset $72,125 $59,000
net plant and equipment 50,000 47,000
total asset $122,125 $106,000
Liabilities and equity
Account payable $10,800 $9,000
notes payable 6,700 5,150
accruals 7,600 6,000
total current liabilities $25,100 $20,150
long-term bonds 15,000 15,000
total debt $40,100 $35,150
common stock (5,000 shares) 50,000 50,000
Retained earnings 32,025 20,850
commmon equity $82,025 $70,850
total liabilities and equity $122,125 $106,000
income statement for year ending december 31,2008
sales 庐 玫 p %26amp;x .Hm p; $214,000
operating costs excluding depreciation and amortization 170,000
EBITDA $44,000
Depreciation %26amp; amortization 5,000
EBIT $39,000
interest 1,750
EBT $37,250
Taxes(40%) 14,900
net income $ 22.350
dividents paid $11,175
a. what was net working capital for 2007 and 2008?
b. what was bailey's 2008 free cash flow?
c. construct bailey's 2008 statement of stockholders' equity.|||Hmmmm interesting. http://getrichesradio.com
I was given savings bonds as a gift from family out of state. How do I cash them w/out the primary or co-owner?
There is no way for the primary owner or co-owner to be her b/c they are quite elderly. I need them cashed asap b/c I'm about to have a bababy. How can I get them cashed in w/out there presence, I need the cash right away. Unsure of what to do, the primary owner endorsed some of them. How can I cash them and where?|||If you are not the named owner or co-owner on the bonds, then they are not in fact yours. Physical possession of paper bonds doesn't make you the owner. The named owners have to cash them.
What should i do on my 18 b-day i don't have a lot of cash?
go some where free.maybe a park or i dont know where you live but if you live in San A ntonio, go downtown. you can have a sleepover........i dont know, i am outta ideas|||Everyone go to a buffet and everyone can pay for themselves. For my friend's 16th b/day, we went to a nice, big buffet %26amp; their service for b/day people include having people come over to sing "b/day song" with us while playing a drum and providing a cake as well.|||This is a great site to earn some extra cash, and definatley legit. I work here and i make great money. It's so easy..all you do is fill out short surveys and they pay you for it. The best part is you don't have to pay to work for them and you can work at your own convenience. Check it out and give it a try. If you have any questions just email me or you can go to the forum on the site. You can also go to the forum on the site to see proof of payment. Good Luck and God Bless!
So this is the site: http://www.*************/index.php?ref=98827
Good luck!|||HAVE FUN-SEE FRIENDS-LAUGH ALOT-SING-DANCE|||Sleep-in
Happy Birthday!!|||HAVE A BASEMENT $2.00-POT-LUCK-PARTY...GET YOUR FAMILY,COUSINS,AUNTS,MOMS,GRANDS TO MAKE FOOD AND BRING TO THE PARTY, HAVE ALL YOUR FRIENDS PAY $2.00 TO COME IN THE PARTY....PLAY YOUR OWN CDS TO KEEP THE PARTY GOING....CHARGE 50 CENTS FOR CAN SODAS AND 1.00 FOR WATER...18 NO ALCOHOL SORRY BUT YOU CAN KEEP THE DOOR MONEY TO CELEBRATE AFTER A HOT PARTY...TAKE LOTS OF PICS TO POST ON YA WEBSITE...
So this is the site: http://www.*************/index.php?ref=98827
Good luck!|||HAVE FUN-SEE FRIENDS-LAUGH ALOT-SING-DANCE|||Sleep-in
Happy Birthday!!|||HAVE A BASEMENT $2.00-POT-LUCK-PARTY...GET YOUR FAMILY,COUSINS,AUNTS,MOMS,GRANDS TO MAKE FOOD AND BRING TO THE PARTY, HAVE ALL YOUR FRIENDS PAY $2.00 TO COME IN THE PARTY....PLAY YOUR OWN CDS TO KEEP THE PARTY GOING....CHARGE 50 CENTS FOR CAN SODAS AND 1.00 FOR WATER...18 NO ALCOHOL SORRY BUT YOU CAN KEEP THE DOOR MONEY TO CELEBRATE AFTER A HOT PARTY...TAKE LOTS OF PICS TO POST ON YA WEBSITE...
How much would a 0ne quart B.E. Bratt milk bottle from jamestown N.Y. be worth in cash?
the milk bottle is imbossed and is a one quart bottle|||According to my accountant, $14.39-14.42, assuming the milk is still pleasantly contained within.|||How old determines value i'd say about $25.00 to a collector..
Discounted cash flow techniques answer which of the following questions?
A. How much average profit is generated per dollar of average investment?
B. Do the cash returns of the investment exceed the cash outlays?
C. How long will it take to recover the original investment outlay?
D. How does the present value of future benefits from the investment compare to the investment outlay?|||The answer is D - you compute the future returns, take the value of those returns in todays dollars and compare it to the book value of the investment.
B. Do the cash returns of the investment exceed the cash outlays?
C. How long will it take to recover the original investment outlay?
D. How does the present value of future benefits from the investment compare to the investment outlay?|||The answer is D - you compute the future returns, take the value of those returns in todays dollars and compare it to the book value of the investment.
The entry necessary to establish a petty cash fund should include:?
A. a debit to Cash and a credit to Petty Cash
B. a debit to Cash and a credit to Cash Over and Short
C. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Cash
D. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Accounts Receivable
E. a debit to Cash and a credit to Petty Cash Over and Short|||C. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Cash.
Assets have a debit balance so you take money out of Cash with a credit and put it into Petty Cash with a debit.
Do you own homework.
B. a debit to Cash and a credit to Cash Over and Short
C. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Cash
D. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Accounts Receivable
E. a debit to Cash and a credit to Petty Cash Over and Short|||C. a debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Cash.
Assets have a debit balance so you take money out of Cash with a credit and put it into Petty Cash with a debit.
Do you own homework.
B&A: Could you write the 'worst book ever' if granted enormous cash?
For those who want me to clarify 'enormous cash', I mean hundreds of billions of dollars. The problem is not accepting it, the problem is could you write it? Do you have any idea of what is would include? ---Also knowing you can not write under a separate name for other works you want to/have publish.
Have fun answering!|||I would definitely be willing, but sadly I would also be incapable. Of course I could write a bad book, and I'd be willing to write a run-of-the mill bad book for a few thousand bucks. But as for the WORST, that's a damned difficult challenge.
I think, to successfully write the worst book, one would have be be truly passionate about the book... the author may well have to believe strongly in the book he/she writes. But the author would have to be naturally bad. Just like talent, this may be an inborn quality which can't be imitated to perfection.
In fact, the competition for worst book may be much more fierce than the competition for best. There are A LOT of really awful books, just abysmally bad, to compete with, but there are very few great ones.
I tell you what though... you couldn't pay me enough to make me the JUDGE in this competition!|||I wouldn't even need to do anything. It's under my bed. I wrote it when I was 14. Can you say "Mary Sue"?
I don't really get your question, though. Nobody would publish it, so why would it matter? And in any case, authors' names aren't unique (a friend of mine published a novel years ago under her own name, but if you Google that name plus "author" you get a bunch of books by someone who isn't her). So it wouldn't worry me that much - my name's not desperately unusual, so I'd expect people to assume the deliberate "worst book" was by someone else who shared my name.|||Possibly. Because if the book was that bad, nobody would ever get to hear about it, in all likelihood.
But if this awful book is going to be make me famous, then no, I wouldn't do it. Not if I couldn't use a different name for subsequent works. If I could use a pen-name, I'd definitely do it, because the money would enable me to give up work and and concentrate full time on writing the books I really want to write. But I wouldn't do it if I thought it would make me a famously bad author and harm my future chances of getting published, no.|||haha i would entitle it "the big bad book of bizarre cliches" and write a short Authors Note on how the book is supposed to be an over-dramatic collection of the worst cliches ever known to man, then i would go to town concocting awkward characters who do strange and stupid things. The cliches would be everywhere, but i would of course make sure no sentence goes smoothly with the one before or after it. Some choppy, some wordy, haha i'd just have fun :)
of course i'd worry how it'd effect my REAL work, but the idea is fun to think over :)|||Yes I would.
Without money problems I could devote my time to redeeming myself. I could also write it so badly that it becomes art. I've seen paintings that were smudges that sold for millions.
People wouldn't care that I wrote filth if I brought them something great.
It would be backward in morals, characters who do not grow, disgusting language, cheap puns for humor.|||this question has been asked before. And no, I couldn't. I take pride in my work. I've worked darn hard to be able to write as well as I can. Have spent years and lots of tears teaching myself. Darned if I'm going to write crap just for the money.
Have fun answering!|||I would definitely be willing, but sadly I would also be incapable. Of course I could write a bad book, and I'd be willing to write a run-of-the mill bad book for a few thousand bucks. But as for the WORST, that's a damned difficult challenge.
I think, to successfully write the worst book, one would have be be truly passionate about the book... the author may well have to believe strongly in the book he/she writes. But the author would have to be naturally bad. Just like talent, this may be an inborn quality which can't be imitated to perfection.
In fact, the competition for worst book may be much more fierce than the competition for best. There are A LOT of really awful books, just abysmally bad, to compete with, but there are very few great ones.
I tell you what though... you couldn't pay me enough to make me the JUDGE in this competition!|||I wouldn't even need to do anything. It's under my bed. I wrote it when I was 14. Can you say "Mary Sue"?
I don't really get your question, though. Nobody would publish it, so why would it matter? And in any case, authors' names aren't unique (a friend of mine published a novel years ago under her own name, but if you Google that name plus "author" you get a bunch of books by someone who isn't her). So it wouldn't worry me that much - my name's not desperately unusual, so I'd expect people to assume the deliberate "worst book" was by someone else who shared my name.|||Possibly. Because if the book was that bad, nobody would ever get to hear about it, in all likelihood.
But if this awful book is going to be make me famous, then no, I wouldn't do it. Not if I couldn't use a different name for subsequent works. If I could use a pen-name, I'd definitely do it, because the money would enable me to give up work and and concentrate full time on writing the books I really want to write. But I wouldn't do it if I thought it would make me a famously bad author and harm my future chances of getting published, no.|||haha i would entitle it "the big bad book of bizarre cliches" and write a short Authors Note on how the book is supposed to be an over-dramatic collection of the worst cliches ever known to man, then i would go to town concocting awkward characters who do strange and stupid things. The cliches would be everywhere, but i would of course make sure no sentence goes smoothly with the one before or after it. Some choppy, some wordy, haha i'd just have fun :)
of course i'd worry how it'd effect my REAL work, but the idea is fun to think over :)|||Yes I would.
Without money problems I could devote my time to redeeming myself. I could also write it so badly that it becomes art. I've seen paintings that were smudges that sold for millions.
People wouldn't care that I wrote filth if I brought them something great.
It would be backward in morals, characters who do not grow, disgusting language, cheap puns for humor.|||this question has been asked before. And no, I couldn't. I take pride in my work. I've worked darn hard to be able to write as well as I can. Have spent years and lots of tears teaching myself. Darned if I'm going to write crap just for the money.
After a protest were Tea Partyers more likely to A) rush back to work? or B) rush to cash their Soc-Sec checks?
B. Also to keep their Medicare (socialism) paid doctor appointment.|||C. Clean up after themselves.|||no body at tea party takes from us govement we all work! its only antiamerican libtard hippys who dont have jobs and complaing because their are lots of jobs but thy just dont want jobs because thy want free stuff!|||C Clean Up the Park Go home to try and live in Peace.|||Both. Tea Partiers work, something anathema to liberals.
As for Social Security, why is it difficult for you to understand that if the government confiscates money out of your check for decade after decade , then the government should keep it's promise to give it back?|||They should have direct deposit for their Social Security benefits. Some of these right-wingers, though, are technophobic and just have to see the paper check in their hands.
As for Social Security, why is it difficult for you to understand that if the government confiscates money out of your check for decade after decade , then the government should keep it's promise to give it back?|||They should have direct deposit for their Social Security benefits. Some of these right-wingers, though, are technophobic and just have to see the paper check in their hands.
A business makes a cash payment of $12,000 to a creditor. Which of the following occurs?
A) cash is credited for $12,000
B) cash is debited for $12,000
C) accounts payable is credited for $12,000
D) both A and C occur
Thanks for the help|||Go read your textbook and pay attention in class and then you can do your own work and not try to get random strangers to give you something for nothing.
B) cash is debited for $12,000
C) accounts payable is credited for $12,000
D) both A and C occur
Thanks for the help|||Go read your textbook and pay attention in class and then you can do your own work and not try to get random strangers to give you something for nothing.
Email cash d.o.b entry?
trying to sign up for email cash and it wont take my d.o.b. entry.
i have tried numerous ways of entering it but it wont accept it. i even entered it the way they show it in the left hand corner but it fails. plz help!|||try using the numbers above the letters on your keyboard rather than the number pad to the right. Dunno why, but sometimes that werx.
i have tried numerous ways of entering it but it wont accept it. i even entered it the way they show it in the left hand corner but it fails. plz help!|||try using the numbers above the letters on your keyboard rather than the number pad to the right. Dunno why, but sometimes that werx.
The entry to record a receipt of cash for services not performed is?
a. Dr Cash Cr Revenue
b. Dr Cash Cr Unearned Revenue
c. Dr Revenue Cr Unearned Revenue
d. Dr Capital Cr Revenue
My answer is B?|||B is Correct
b. Dr Cash Cr Unearned Revenue
c. Dr Revenue Cr Unearned Revenue
d. Dr Capital Cr Revenue
My answer is B?|||B is Correct
When recording the deposit of FUTA taxes owed, the proper entry is a. FUTA TX EXP/CASH b. Payroll Tx/Cash?
c. Payroll Taxes/FUTA Taxes Payable d. FUTA Taxes Payable/Cash e. FUTA Tax Expense/FUTA Taxes Payable|||This is not the homework section. Why don't you post up what YOU think is the correct answer and how you've arrived to your answer, we can then tell you whether it's correct or not.
Or, try the homework section.|||from how you are phrasing the question, it sounds like this is on accrual basis. if so, then the answer would be d. if cash basis, then answer would be a.
Or, try the homework section.|||from how you are phrasing the question, it sounds like this is on accrual basis. if so, then the answer would be d. if cash basis, then answer would be a.
The owner of a business paid cash from his personal checking account to purchase an automobile for his persona?
The owner of a business paid cash from his personal checking account to purchase an automobile for his personal use. This transaction:
A. increased a liability account and increased liabilities.
B. decreased cash and increased expenses.
C. increased assets and increased owners鈥?equity.
D. is not a transaction recognized by the business.|||D.
A. increased a liability account and increased liabilities.
B. decreased cash and increased expenses.
C. increased assets and increased owners鈥?equity.
D. is not a transaction recognized by the business.|||D.
Time it takes license sent 4 endorsement to be returned if fine is paid by a)cash b) Cheque c) postal order?
thanks for your help|||expect at least four weeks.|||6 to 8 weeks usually.sometimes with in 4. if the fine was a slow pay.expect a slow return.
I know it is illegal to sell ur kidney in the US but if U R desperate 4 cash must B someplace N this world?
Why on earth must you sell your kidneys when that is an organ to function your body, is cash that important then your kidney can you buy back your kidney when you have a problem with the other one.
Will you regret to do so for selling your kidney for cash where money you can find but a part from your own flesh %26amp; blood will never be possible to have back.
Think carefully about the problem for cash.
Do some work to get the cash it is not worth it to sell your kidneys.
Very wrong decision to make?
So many ways of making money find the best way to do it.|||You can't be that desperate. This is a body organ you're talking about. It requires a surgery that has risks. You can get an infection from the surgery-it could be life threatening. And what if you had a kidney problem? You'd only have 1 left. It's not like you could get it back.
As for finding someone to buy your kidney I honestly don't have a clue. I heard about ppl in India selling their kidneys to ppl from western countries. But I wouldn't even know how to find someone who was willing to buy your kidney and pay for the surgery. I am sure there are some ppl are are desperate enough (with the financial resources) to do that, but how to find them, you're guess is as good as mine.
Also, how would you decide a "fair" price for your kidney. That and the surgeries would be very, very expensive.|||that's called black marketing. |||just sell your old clothes at a used clothing store|||Get a job...
Will you regret to do so for selling your kidney for cash where money you can find but a part from your own flesh %26amp; blood will never be possible to have back.
Think carefully about the problem for cash.
Do some work to get the cash it is not worth it to sell your kidneys.
Very wrong decision to make?
So many ways of making money find the best way to do it.|||You can't be that desperate. This is a body organ you're talking about. It requires a surgery that has risks. You can get an infection from the surgery-it could be life threatening. And what if you had a kidney problem? You'd only have 1 left. It's not like you could get it back.
As for finding someone to buy your kidney I honestly don't have a clue. I heard about ppl in India selling their kidneys to ppl from western countries. But I wouldn't even know how to find someone who was willing to buy your kidney and pay for the surgery. I am sure there are some ppl are are desperate enough (with the financial resources) to do that, but how to find them, you're guess is as good as mine.
Also, how would you decide a "fair" price for your kidney. That and the surgeries would be very, very expensive.|||that's called black marketing. |||just sell your old clothes at a used clothing store|||Get a job...
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