Answer; b. Work in Process Inventory Manufacturing Overhead Wages Payable
Explanation;
Factor workers are considered to be directly related to the production of the good. As a result, the wages paid to them are added to the inventories produced to show that they are part of the cost of the goods produced. Their wages will therefore be debited to Work in Process Inventory.
The wages will then be credited to the Manufacturing Overhead Wages Payable as this is the liability account that deals with wages owed to people working in the factory.
Answer: d. Timm can deduct the expense in the year of payment.
Explanation:
A Contingent Liability refers to a liability that a company MIGHT incur if a future event happens. It is mostly often used for law suits in case a company has to pay damages. They will thus accrue the expense in readiness to pay it off should the need ever arise.
While Timm will record it in the books, there is no need to deduct it from the income yet. Timm should wait until the year they will have to pay to deduct it. That way the expense will be correctly apportioned to it's corresponding period.
Answer: Reference price
Explanation:
According to the question, the manufacturer suggested retail prices (MSRP) is basically used as the the reference price as it is refers to the price where the buyer willing to pay the price for the products and the services in the market.
It is also known as the competitor pricing and the reference pricing is mainly used by the high volume buyers.
The reference price make easily accessing the quality of the products and its actual price to the customers in the market for avoid any type of confusion.
Therefore, Reference price is the correct answer.
Answer:
the same as using the incremental cost approach
Explanation:
There are two approaches to compare rival investment proposals using the net present value method (npv comparison). The total cost method as well as the incremental cost strategy are two different approaches. The total cost method has the distinct benefit of allowing an unlimited number of choices to be evaluated side by side to find the optimal course of conduct.
