Answer:
B. $1673920
Explanation:
First calculate Total loss
$2000000 loss from disposal of a component of the business and loss of $92400 from strike by the employees of a supplier
$2000000 + $92400 = $2,092,400
20% of the loss =
20% × $2,092,400
= $418,480
Therefore the effect of these events and transactions on 2020 net income net of tax would = Total loss - 20% of total loss
$2,092,400 - $418,480
= $1,673,920
Answer:
The correct answer is C.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Barrington Bears has developed the following sales forecasts for January 500 units.
BB has 80 bears on hand on Dec. 31. The normal ending inventory policy is to hold 20% of next month’s sales.
Direct labor is paid $18 per hour. Each bear takes 40 minutes to hand-finish. Variable overheads total $21 per direct labor hour. Fixed overheads amount to $25,000 per month.
First, we need to calculate the production for January.
Sales= 500 units
Ending inventory= (600*0.2)= 120 units
Beginning inventory= 80 (-)
Total= 540 units
Conversion costs= direct labor + manufacturing overhead
Direct labor= [(40/60)*540]*$18= $6,480
Variable overhead= 21*360 hours= $7,560
Fixed overhead= $25,000
Total conversion costs= $39,040
Answer:
(A) estimated annual costs and expected annual activity
Explanation:
The formula to compute the predetermined overhead rate is shown below:
Predetermined overhead rate = (Total estimated manufacturing overhead) ÷ (estimated direct labor-hours or estimated machine hours)
It is always calculated on the estimated amount and estimated annual activity i.e direct labor hours or machine hours
So the correct option is a.
Answer:
$778460
Explanation:
Using the highlow method, we calculate the variable cost per unit,
- VC / unit = 855460 - 651960 / 730000 - 545000 = $1.1per unit
- The total fixed cost will be = 855460 - (1.1 * 730000) = $52460
The cost estimating equation will be,
- Total cost at x number of unit = 1.1x + 52460
The cost of manufacturing supplies for the month of July will be,
- Total cost (July) = 1.1(660000) + 52460 = $778460
Answer:
My dream business is organic poultry farming.
Explanation:
It is my hobby to have different types of hen breeds. So I would like to invest in my hobby. I would like to have breeds of organic hens that will lay more eggs. I will also invest in fancy chickens which are widely used as pet in backyards.
It has great potential for growth, as people are nowadays moving towards organic foods. The organic poultry market has grown from $7.5 billions to $7.7 billions from 2019 to 2020. The growth recorded is almost 2% despite the breakout of virus. People would like to buy fancy chickens as pets because they lay eggs and look cute in the backyards.
The return on fancy chicken breed is much higher than an ordinary chicken breed that only lays egg. I will start from 1500 baby chickens and will around 50 chicken tractors in a large 8 kanal area. This chicken tractors will help me to keep the death rate of the chickens low and are helpful in lowering the spread of diseases. Furthermore, it is moveable which means my chickens will have fresh grass to eat.
I will buy a small van that will be helpful in managing the delivery of food requirement and egg supply to my customers. To lower the cost of organic feed I will grow many types of plants, herbs, grass, etc in the 8 kanal area that will meet the protien requirements of the chickens. I will also water the land daily so that the waste of the chickens are accessed very quickly to plants.
Their many other tactics that could be used like leasing the land for 2 years because it will lower the investment required, plantation of plants that will grow its value over time, use of thick sheets that will protect chickens from and use of thin sheet that will protect them from mosquitos, etc.
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