Answers in the completed spreadsheet, as well as the formuals I used.
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Answer:
The cash disbursements for selling and administrative expenses should be $45,520
Explanation:
The selling and administrative (S&A) expenses have two parts: a variable one and a fixed one.
- The variable part depends on how many units have been sold. So, if the variable S&A expense per unit is $4.1, and 3,600 units are planned to be sold, the total variable S&A expense should be
- The fixed part does not depend on the units sold. It remains the same no matter how many units have been sold. Yet, it includes depreciation of $5,100. The depreciation does not represent an exit of money. It isn't part of the cash flow. So, the total fixed S&A expenses should be
- Finally, the total S&A expenses should be
Answer:
1. $3.18 and $2.55
2. expected annual activity
Explanation:
The computation of the predetermine overhead rate is shown below:
1. For Expected actual activity, it is
= (Overhead for the coming year) ÷ (completed jobs × direct labor hours)
= ($15,600) ÷ (140 jobs × 35 direct labor hours)
= $3.18
And, for Theoretical activity, it is
= (Overhead for the coming year) ÷ (completed jobs × direct labor hours)
= ($15,600) ÷ (175 jobs × 35 direct labor hours)
= $2.55
2. Based on the predetermined overhead rate, the expected actual activity has highest predetermined overhead rate as compared to the theoretical activity
So the Reggie should use the same
Answer:
journal entries are given below
Explanation:
given data
computers cost = $4,740
Accumulated Depreciation = $4,740
disposal = $3,480
solution
journal entries are
S.No. Accounting Titles Debit Credit
a. Accumulated depreciation 4,740
Computer 4,740
b. Accumulated depreciation 3,480
Loss on disposal 1,260
Computers 4,740
