Answer:
Operating Cash flow is $19,440
Explanation:
Operating Cash flow
Sales = $38,530
-Costs = $12,750
-Depreciation <u>= $2,550</u>
Operating Income = $23,230
-Interest Expense = $1,850
Income before Tax = $21,380
-Tax <u>= $4,490</u>
Net Income = $16,890
Operating Cash Flow = Net Income + Non-Cash Expenses – Increase in Working Capital
Operating Cash flow = $16,890 + $2,550 - 0
Operating Cash flow = $19,440
Answer:
True
Explanation:
An inventory cost can be defined as all costs such as carrying cost, stock out (shortage) cost and ordering cost that are associated with the procurement, holding (storage) and management (handling) of inventory.
Raw materials inventory comprises of the overall cost of all resources such as component parts that a business has in stock which haven't been used for production of finished goods or work in process.
Excessive inventory arises when stocks or products are kept for a very long period of time, haven failed in selling them to consumers in a timely manner. Thus, any unsold product that has exceeded the projected consumer demand is generally referred to as an excessive inventory.
Hence, excessive inventory ties up your money so that you cannot use it elsewhere in your business. This is usually as a result of stock obsolescence.
Answer:
e. the 3 month projections for the peso and dong will be larger
Explanation:
this question is about a company that imports coffee from Colombia and Vietnam (along with 3 other countries). The report stated an estimation of the future value of the Colombian peso and Vietnamese dong. But that report is outdated and irrelevant now. Since the central banks of Colombia and Vietnam decide to increase their money supply, while the US money supply remains stable, that will result in a higher depreciation of the peso and dong. I.e. their currencies will be cheaper against the US dollar, so the estimations made before are incorrect now. The previous estimates were:
Vietnam
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23,205.35 Dongs per dollar - Today
- 23,025.00 Dongs per dollar - 3 month projection
Colombia
- 3,163.75 pesos per dollar - Today
- 3,001.25 pesos per dollar - 3 month projection
Since the currencies will depreciate more against the US dollar, both estimates must increase, e.g. probably in 3 months $1 will be worth 24,000 dongs or 3,200 pesos.
Answer:
Total $53.0656 (millions)
Explanation:
We will need to add the present value of the coupon payment
and the present value of the maturity date
<u>present value of the annuity:</u>
C= 60 million x 5% /2 1.5
time= 20 years 2 payment per year = 40
rate = 6% annual = 0.06/2 = 0.03 semiannually
PV $34.6722
<u>present value of the bonds:</u>
Maturity 60
time 40
rate 0.03
PV $18.3934
<u>The value of the bond will be the sum of both</u>
PV c $34.6722
PV m $18.3934
Total $53.0656
Answer:
20,300 pounds
Explanation:
<u>Purchases Budget for February - Pounds</u>
Material required in Production 19,900
Add Opening Materials Inventory (19,900 x 20%) 3,980
Total 23,880
Less Closing Materials Inventory (17,900 x 20%) (3,580)
Budgeted Purchases 20,300
Therefore,
Purchases of raw materials for February would be budgeted to be 20,300 pounds