Account Receivables

Question by Ashley: CAn some one please explain factoring in easy basic steps? I have my Algebra exam tomorrow and still don’t get it. Every thing will make since once I figure out factoring! HELP ME PLEASE! Best answer: Answer by Kimmie Joan-LouiseWhen you’re factoring something, you always want to find the greatest common factor [...]

Question by I *Heart* Demetri Martin: Could someone please walk me through this factoring problem? Now that I’m back in school, I’ve forgotten a few small things from last year, namely factoring. I have a few math problems I need to do that involve factoring, so I thought that if someone helped me solve it, [...]

Question by GK27V6: Can you please help me with this math involving partial factoring? For this quadratic equation a) use partial factoring to find points that are equidistant from the axis of symmetry b)find the coordinates of the vertex c)express the relation in vertex form y=-2x^2 + 12x – 11 Thanks in advance. Best answer: [...]

Question by tbodley74: Where do I get this information? Serious response please? I need to compute the following below for research on a company of my choice. I’m doing my research on Wal-Mart. ocurrent ratio oinventory turnover ratio oaccounts receivable turnover ratio odebt to equity oreturn on assets oreturn on equity ogross margin on sales [...]

Question by Ln15: Please help me on my accounting question? On December 31 of the current year, a company reported the following items on a balance sheet: cash $ 10,500; accounts receivable $ 5,200; inventory $ 2,300; equipment $ 102,400; accounts payable $ 12,000; notes payable $ 56,000; What amount should be reported as owner’s [...]

Question by Nichole: Can you help with this basic accounting packet?… please explain answers if possible? True or False: 1. Operating expenses of a business are usually grouped into two categories: selling expenses and adminstrative expenses 2. System analysis is the final phase in the creation or revision of an accounting system 3. A payment [...]

Question by David: Could you please help me this accounting problem? Cash equivalents would include: a. Highly liquid equity securities. b. Accounts receivable from a financial institution. c. A sinking fund for bonds that mature in three years. d. Debt instruments with maturity dates of less than three months from the date of the purchase. [...]

Question by student84: Could someone please check my work for a statement of cash flows using a direct method? This is the balance sheets as of Dec 31,06 Jan 1,06 Assets Cash 70 23 Accounts Receivable 64 60 Allowance For Bad Debts (9) (5) Inventory 129 137 Prepaid Expenses 15 12 Plant Assets 400 420 [...]

Question by Joe: Please help, have an accounting test and need help with sample questions? End of year 1End of year 2 Accounts Payable$ 3,850$ 4,150 Accounts Receivable$ 8,500 $ 9,780 Common Stock$ 10,000$ 10,000 Retained Earnings$ ?$ ? Cash $ 15,000$ 25,500 Supplies$ 750 600 *What is the amount of net income for year [...]

Question by Joe: Please help, have an accounting test and need help with sample questions? End of year 1End of year 2 Accounts Payable$ 3,850$ 4,150 Accounts Receivable$ 8,500 $ 9,780 Common Stock$ 10,000$ 10,000 Retained Earnings$ ?$ ? Cash $ 15,000$ 25,500 Supplies$ 750 600 *What is the amount of net income for year [...]