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elena55 [62]
2 years ago
9

As of December 31, 2013, how many deferred tax liabilities (net of deferred tax assets) did Colgate have

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Aleksandr-060686 [28]2 years ago
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As of the year 2013, the amount of deferred tax liability that Colgate was known to have was USD 83 million.

<h3>What is meant by deferred tax liability?</h3>

On the balance sheet of an organization, the deferred tax sheet shows us the taxes that are owed by the owed that are not due for payment until a date in the future.

Colgate was said to have had a deferred liability that was 83 million dollars at that time.

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Question Completion:

The special offer price is taken as $75.00 and not $77.40 per unit.

Current sales is taken as 80,000 units instead of 84,000 units.

Answer:

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If Goshford Company accepts the offer to sell additional 21,000 units at the reduced price of $75.00 per unit, the combined total net income is:

$5,445,500.

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Data and Calculations:

Monthly production capacity = 105,000 units

Current sales = 80,000 units

Regular unit selling price = $146

Regular sales revenue = $11,680,000 ($146 * 80,000)

Special order selling price = $75.00

Special order quantity = 21,000

Special order sales revenue = $1,575,000 ($75 * 21,000)

Per unit Cost at 80,000 units

Direct materials                 12.5     $1,000,000

Direct labor                        15          1,200,000

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Variable production cost 37.50  $3,000,000

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administrative expenses 14          1,120,000

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administrative expenses 13         1,040,000

Totals                                82       6,560,000

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Variable production cost         37.50

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administrative expenses        14.00

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