Explanation:
The journal entries are as follows
1. Raw material inventory $5,100
To Account payable $5,100
(Being the raw material is purchased on account)
2. Factory labor $5,100
To Factory wages payable $1,700
To Payroll tax payable $2,900
(Being the factory overhead cost is recorded)
3. Manufacturing overhead $2,900
To Utilities payable $2,900
(Being the overhead cost is recorded)
Answer:
20,000
Explanation:
Henry has already received the $10,000 from HJ, It would be considered as a partial withdrawal of his share of profit. His total income should be 20,000 (40,000 x 50%) so the remaining 10,000 of his share of profit may be received by him later on a future date
Henry must report on his Form 1040 from HJ for the tax year = 40,000 x 50%
Henry must report on his Form 1040 from HJ for the tax year = 20,000
Answer:Average issue price = $105--b
Explanation:
Preferred stock , $100 par = $260,000
number of shares issued =Preferred stock / par value preferred stock= =$260,000 / $100 = 2,600 shares
Paid in capital in excess of par = total issued price - preferred stock
total issued value = paid in capital in excess of par preferred stock + preferred stock = 14,000 + 260,000=$274,000
Average issue price = Total issue price / number of shares issued = $274,000/ 2600= 105.38 = $105
Answer:
The weighted-average unit contribution margin for Concord is $70.50
Explanation:
For computing the weighted-average unit contribution margin , first we have to compute the contribution margin which is shown below:
Contribution margin per unit = Selling price per unit - Variable expense per unit
For Q- drive, it will be
= $90 - $30
= $60 per unit
And, for Q-drive plus,
= $135 - $60
= $75 per unit
Now the weighted-average unit contribution margin equal to
= Weighted sales mix × contribution margin + Weighted sales mix × contribution margin
= 30% ×$60 + 70% × $75
= $18 + $52.50
=$70.50 per unit
Answer:
Option D The Clayton Act.
Explanation:
This legislation says that the unethical business practices are forbidden. This means if the Nitro dealer is asking for $500 extra for no reason then he is following an unethical business practice. So the Nitro Dealer is violating Clayton Antitrust act by fixing a price and then enforcing Sandra for purchase. So the violation is of provision of Clayton Act which prohibits price fixing.
