Answer:
$831,600
Explanation:
The budget must account for all of the production of the first quarter and 20% of the production of the second quarter, the number of boots considered in the budget is:
Assuming that each boot uses exactly 2kg of raw material and that the company has 19,200 kg on hand, the amount of raw material still required is:
If the cost per kg is $9, then the budgeted materials purchases cost for the first quarter is:
The budgeted materials purchases cost is $831,600.
Answer: A - $8,046
Explanation: Inventory valuation using the specific identification method is a method used in getting the actual stock cost at their specific purchase price at a specified time during the year.
Jan - 11 units @129 =1,419
Feb - 13 units @139 = 1,807
May - 6 units @149 = 894
Sept - 13 units @159= 2,067
Nov - 11 units @ 169= 1,859
Total = $8,046
Answer:
$307,390
Explanation:
Given that,
Cost of Goods Available:
= Beginning Inventory + Net Purchases
= $140,000 + $658,000
= $798,000
Cost of goods Sold:
= [(100 - Gross profit ratio) ÷ 100] × Sales
= [(100 - 29) ÷ 100] × $691,000
= $490,610
Ending Inventory:
= Cost of goods available - cost of good sold
= $798,000 - $490,610
= $307,390
Answer:
$74.58
Explanation:
The price of share of the Bretton Inc in the given question shall be the present value of all the dividends associated with this share in the future years.
Present value of year 1 dividend=3.31(1+13%)^-1=$2.93
(3.15*1.05)
Present value of year 2 dividend=3.48(1+13%)^-2=$2.73
(3.31*1.05)
Present value of year 3 dividend=3.65(1+13%)^-3=$2.53
(3.48*1.05)
Present value of year 4 dividend=3.83(1+11%)^-4=$2.52
(3.65*1.05)
Present value of year 5 dividend=4.02(1+11%)^-5=$2.39
(3.83*1.05)
Present value of year 6 dividend=4.22(1+11%)^-6=$2.26
(4.02*1.05)
Present value of all the cash flows after 6 year=$59.22
[4.22(1+5%)/(9%-5%)]*(1+11%)^-6
Price of share $74.58
