Answer:
PART A:
For preparing the predistribution plan we first caluclate the order of partnership elimination based on their capital accounts and the profit sharing ratio.
The lowest capital contributor is eliminated first and so on. Which is attached in figure 1
Then we prepared the predistribution plan which is attached in figure 2
PART B
The statement is attached in figure 3
Answer:
The opportunity cost will be Buying a new lawnmower
Explanation:
Opportunity cost refers to the cost of a forgone alternative. In this scenario, since the owner of a landscaping business has decided to spend the extra income on advertising campaign in order to increase sales, the forgone alternative here becomes buying a new lawnmower.
Answer:
$207000 is the sales revenue for the year.
Explanation:
The given situation is:
Sales Revenue 100%
Cost Of Goods sold <u> 60% </u>
Profit Margin 40%
Now we neither have sales revenue figure nor the profit margin figures but we can calculate cost of goods sold from the following formula:
Cost Of Goods Sold = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory
By putting values we have:
Cost Of Goods Sold = $54,000 + $109,800 - $39,600
Cost Of Goods Sold = $124,200
Now cost of goods sold is 60% which means if we want to go at 100% we will divide with the percentage at which we are standing (60%) and multiply with the percentage which we want to calculate (Sales is 100%).
Sales revenue = Cost of goods sold * 100% / 60%
Sales revenue = $124200 * 100% / 60% = $207,000
Answer:
Projects A,B,C,D and E should be accepted
Explanation:
Based on the fact that each of the itemized projects has the same of level of risk as the company's existing assets, we suggest that the firm undertake those projects that gives a return rate which is above the current weighted average cost of capital of 10.5%
In essence,projects A,B,C,D and E should be accepted as they 12%,11.5%,11.2%,11% and 10.7% returns on investment respectively.
Projects F& G would be rejected on the premise that their rates of return are lower than what is currently obtainable in Midwest Water Works.
