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Carol, age 40, has an IRA with Blue Mutual Fund. Her balance in the fund is $150,000. She has heard good things about the manage

ment of Red Mutual Fund, so she opens a Red Fund IRA. Carol requests her balance from the Blue Fund be distributed to her on July 1, 20XX. She opted to have no withholding on the distribution.a. How much will Carol receive from the Blue Fund IRA?$150,000b. If the funds were distributed from a qualified retirement plan (not an IRA), how much would Carol receive?$ ?c. When is the last day Carol can roll over the amount received into the Red Fund IRA and avoid taxation in the current year? Assume the hardship waiver provisions does not apply.August 30d. Assuming the funds were distributed from a qualified retirement plan, not from an IRA, how much will Carol have to contribute to the Red Fund IRA to avoid taxable income and any penalties?$?
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4. Over applied overhead= $1,260

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Explanation:

1) Calculation for the overhead rate for the year

Using this formula

Overhead rate = Estimated overhead/Estimated hour

Let plug in the formula

Overhead rate = 129600/13500

Overhead rate = 9.60 per hour

2) Calculation for the total cost of Job K456

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Direct labor 5355

Overhead 3024

(5355/17*9.60)

Total cost of Job $11129

3) Preparation of the journal entries to record actual overhead and to apply overhead to production for the year.

Dr Manufacturing overhead 172500

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Cr Lease payable 6800

Cr Accumulated depreciation-Building 19340

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Cr Account payable 41400

(Being To record actual overhead)

Work in process (18100*9.6) 173760

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Explanation:

Requirement 1

April 30 is the maturity date of the note.

December 31 + January 31 + February 28 + March 31 + April 30 = 150 days.

Therefore, the note will be matured in the April 30, next year.

Requirement 2 & 3

Current year Interest: December 1 - December 31 = 30 days interest = $230,000 × 12% × (30 ÷ 360) = $2,300.

Following year Interest: January 1 - April 30 = 120 days interest = $230,000 × 12% × (120 ÷ 360) = $9,200.

Total Interest = $11,500

Requirement 4

Journal Entries

(a)  Dec. 1     Cash                     Debit      $230,000

                    Notes payable     Credit     $230,000

To record the borrow a loan by issuing a 150-day, 12% note.

(b)  Dec. 31   Interest Expense     Debit    $2,300

                    Interest payable      Credit   $2,300

To record the accrued interest expense on December 31 (Current year).

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