Cash Balance at the beginning of February:
70,000
Collected $25,000 of AR:
+25,000
Paid 10,000 owed
-10,000
Cash Balance at the end of February:
70,000 + 25,000 - 10,000 = 85,000
Answer:
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Answer:
a. Manufacturing overhead allocation rate for each department.
<u>Machining Department</u>
Overhead allocation rate = $2.50
<u>Assembly Department</u>
Overhead allocation rate = $4.00
b. total cost of Job #846 is $6,505
Explanation:
a. Manufacturing overhead allocation rate for each department.
<u>Machining Department</u>
Overhead allocation rate = Overhead / Machine hours
= $250,000/ 100,000
= $2.50
<u>Assembly Department</u>
Overhead allocation rate = Overhead / direct labor-hours
= $360,000/ 90,000
= $4.00
b. total cost of Job #846
Direct material cost :
Machining $2,700
Assembly $1,600
Direct labor cost :
Machining $ 400
Assembly $ 900
Overhead Costs :
Machining ( $2.50 × 170) $ 425
Assembly ( $4.00 × 120) $ 480
Total Cost $6,505
Answer: B. Accounts payable.
Explanation:
I think your question isn't well written, I believe it should be "Which of the following is not a capital component when calculating the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) for use in capital budgeting"?
The capital component when calculating the weighted average cost of capital for use in capital budgeting include the long-term debt, retained earnings, common stock and the preferred stock.
It should be noted that the account isn't among the options as it does not provide flow of capital.
The fact that the bank charged Jane an insufficient funds fee means that Jane tried to make a transaction that the bank could not cover based on her balance.
<h3>When does a bank charge and insufficient fee?</h3>
Banks will charge an insufficient fee charge to a customer if the customer tries to make a transaction that their balance cannot cover.
This means that the account holder was trying to use more than they had with the bank and so the bank charges a penalty on this. The reason the bank does this is to penalize the customer such that they desist from engaging in such transactions.
For instance, Jane might have tried to buy a good or service that was worth $5,000 when she had only $3,000 in her account. The bank then levies the insufficient fee of $35 to cover their costs of failed transaction and to ensure that Jane is more careful in future.
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