Answer:
1. Yes; Journal entry
2. Debit- Printing & Stationery Expense $160 (value for 8 boxes)
Credit- Cost of goods sold or Trading account A/c $160
3. Leaves to the cost of goods sold account
Explanation to:
1. Mackalaya used inventory. Remember, inventory is a term used to refer to all the merchandise (goods or products) a company has at the moment in stock.
2. The Journal entry to be made would be
Debit- Printing & Stationery Expense $160 and Credit this value to Cost of goods sold or Trading account A/c section of the Journal entry.
3. Remember, the cost of goods sold cares for all inventory sales, therefore it would be credited with value of the inventory item sold by the company.
Answer:
Selling price= $51.48
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Direct materials $16
Direct labor $5
Variable manufacturing overhead $9
Variable selling and administrative expenses $6
To compute the total cost per unit, we will use the variable costing approach. We will only compute the variable costs.
Total cost per unit= $36
Selling price= $51.48
The current ratio will remain the same as 1 only
The acid-test ratio will decrease.
- The current ratio will stay the same because there won't be a change in current liabilities, and the change in current assets won't have any net consequences because the asset will grow due to an increase in inventory, but it will also decrease by the same amount due to a decrease in cash, so the current ratio will stay the same.
- The acid-test ratio will decline since the numerator will shrink owing to a cash shortage, and the growth in inventory won't be taken into account because current assets aren't included in this ratio.
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Answer:
<em>a. 22.64%</em>
Explanation:
At first we are going to need to compute the Internal rate of return(IRR) (in which the current value of inflows = the current value of outflows)
Let's let the IRR be <em>x percent</em>
Therefore $4,500 = $750 / (1.0x)
+ $1,000 / (1.0x) <em>power 2</em> + $850 / (1.0x) <em>power 3 </em>
+ $6,250 / (1.0x) <em>power 4</em>
Thus, x = approximate return rate = <em>22.64 percent</em>
Answer:
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Explanation:
