Answer:
a. The amount refund owed to the customer is : $29,792
b. To record the refund and the return of merchandise:
Dr Sales returned and Allowances $30,400
Cr Sales Discounts $608
Cr Cash $29,792
(to record the refund of $30,400 sales with sales discount of $608 made)
Dr Merchandise Inventory $13,060
Cr Cost of Merchandise sold $13,060
(to record the impact of the $30,400 sales refund on cost of merchandise sold and merchandise inventory)
Explanation:
- Further explanation for sell discounts calculation:
As the terms is 2/10, total discount had been given as calculated below:
$30,400 x 2% = $608.
Answer:
1,100 units; 1,050 units
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the equivalent units for direct materials and conversion costs, respectively, for March
DIRECT MATERIALS CONVERSION COSTS L
Completed and transferred out
1,000 units 1,000 units
(300 units+800 units - 100 units)
Add Work in process, ending
100 units 50 units
(50% Complete*100 units=50 units)
Total equivalent units
1,100 units 1,050 units
Therefore the equivalent units for direct materials and conversion costs, respectively, for March will be 1,100 units; 1,050 units
Answer:
$101,200
Explanation:
the cost of land = purchase price of the land + razing expenses - sales of salvaged materials + attorney's fees + broker's fees = $86,000 + $9,700 - $4,400 + $1,500 + $8,400 = $101,200
The cost of the driveways and parking lot are recorded separately (as land improvements), not under cost of land because they can be depreciated.
Architect's fees are generally included in the construction costs of the building, not in the land cost. The architect's fees are covered before the construction starts because you need the blueprints in order to start the construction.
EAR = (1 + periodic interest rate)^N - 1
<u>9.25 % Quarterly %</u>
EAR = 
= 0.09575 or 9.58%
<u>16.75 Monthly %
</u>
EAR = 
= 0.1809766 or 18.10%
<u>15.25 Daily %
</u>
EAR = 
= 0.1647053 or 16.47%
<u>11.25 Semiannually %</u>
EAR = 
= 0.115664 or 11.57%
