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LiRa [457]
1 year ago
6

The degree to which a customer will continue to buy from a specific vendor over time is called customer?

Business
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vlada-n [284]1 year ago
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The degree to which a customer will continue to buy from a specific vendor over time is called customer loyalty.

A customer is a recipient of goods, services, products, or ideas obtained from a seller, vendor, or supplier through financial transactions or in exchange for money or other valuable consideration.

The definition of customer is a person who purchases products or services at a store, restaurant, or other retail establishment. An example of a customer is someone who goes to an electronics store and buys a television. (informal) A person, especially a person, who interacts with others in some way.

A customer is an individual or business that purchases goods or services from another business.

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Explanation:

a. A gift of $30,600 from Grady’s grandfather. Amount to be included?

The $30,600 is categorized as a realized income. However, no part of the total amount of any gift will be included in the gross income.

Therefore, amount to be included Glagy's gross income is $0.

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This amount of inheritance is categorized a realized income. However, they are not to be included as part of the gross income.

Although the there is an increase in the share value from $82 to $287, but the increased value will still not be included in the gross income because it has not been realized.

Therefore, amount to be included Glagy's gross income is $0.

c. A gift of $53,000 of Ford Motor Bonds. Grady received the bonds on October 31, and he received $1,590 of semiannual interest from the bonds on December 31. Amount to be included for gift motor bonds? Amount to be included for interest from the bonds?

This gift of bond is categorized as a realized income. However, they are not to be included as part of the gross income.

The amount of interest that accrued till October 31 will not be included in the gross income because it is considered as part of the gift as it was an interest that accrued when the bond gift was given.

The $530 [i.e ($1,590 / 6 months) * 2 months] that accrued from November 1 to December 31 (i.e. 2 months) will be taxed because it accrued after the day the gift was given. But this is an accrued interest that has not been received. It will therefore not be included in the gross income but it will be taxed when it is received.

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Amount of accrued interest from the bonds = ($1,590 / 6 months) * 2 months = $530.

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<h2>Crystal Displays Inc.</h2>

Differential Analysis of Maple Leaf Visual Inc.'s Order

                                             Reject (Alt. 1)         Accept (Alt. 2)

Order August 3                         0                          800

Differential Effects

Revenues                                 $0                       $180,000

Variable manufacturing costs $0                       $160,000

Profit (loss)                                $0                       $20,000

Based on the differential analysis above, the proposal should be accepted.  Crystal Displays Inc. will increase its profit by $20,000 from the additional order without spending additional selling, and other fixed costs.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Investment in producing panel displays = $1,500,000

The costs of producing and selling 5,000 units of flat panel displays are estimated as follows:

1 Variable costs per unit:

2 Direct materials $120.00

3 Direct labor           30.00

4 Factory overhead 50.00

5 Selling and administrative expenses 35.00

6 Total variable cost per unit $235.00

7 Fixed costs:

8 Factory overhead $250,000.00

9 Selling and administrative expenses 150,000.00

Product cost using cost-plus pricing:

1 Variable costs per unit:

2 Direct materials       $120.00

3 Direct labor                  30.00

4 Factory overhead       50.00

5 Selling administrative

expenses                      35.00

Total variable

manufacturing cost $235.00 *5,000  $1,175,000.00

Contribution                                           $625,000.00

Fixed Costs:

Factory overhead                                  $250,000.00

9 Selling and administrative expenses   150,000.00

Expected returns on invested assets

  = 15% of $1,500,000 =                          $225,000

Income Statement:

Sales Revenue (5,000 x $360)          $1,800,000.00

Manufacturing cost $235.00                1,175,000.00

Contribution                                         $625,000.00

Fixed Costs:

Factory overhead                                $250,000.00

Selling and administrative expenses    150,000.00

Expected returns on invested assets

  = 15% of $1,500,000 =                          $225,000

Special order from Maple Leaf Visual Inc.:

Flat panel displays = 800 units

Price =  $225 each

Cost of production per unit = $200 ($235 - $35)

Contribution per unit = $25 ($225 - $200)

Differential analysis is a managerial technique which Crystal Displays Inc. can use to decide to accept or reject the additional order from Maple Leaf Visual Inc. for 800 units of flat panel displays at $225 each.  After the analysis, it appears that Crystal Displays Inc. will make a profit of $25 per unit or a total profit of $20,000 from the additional order.  Since this additional order does not require extension of the existing production capacity and costs, it looks reasonable to suggest that the business from Maple Leaf should be accepted.

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