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Prepare the stockholders' equity section of upper a minus wirelessa−wireless's balance sheet at october 31, 2018. assume upper

a minus wirelessa−wireless's net income for the month was $97,000.

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Alisiya [41]3 years ago

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167890 should be the correct answer. ...

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I will need to invest 64,669.73 dollars now.

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time 15 years

inflation 0.04000

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3 years ago

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The accounts that affect equity are revenues, common stock, expense, and dividends.

The following information should be relevant for the equity:

If there is an increase in revenue so the equity is also increased.
If there is an increase in the common stock so the equity is also increased.
If the expense is increased so it decreased the equity.
If the dividend is paid so the equity is decreased

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Bain Corporation makes and sells state-of-the-art electronics products. One of its segments produces The Math Machine, an inexpe

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<u>Solution and Explanation:</u>

<u>Part a: </u>

Revenue 5000 multiply 6.6 33000

Unit Level Variable Cost:

Material Cost 5000 multiply 2.7 -13500

Labor Cost 5000 multiply 1.2 -6000

Manufacturing Cost 5000 multiply 1.2 -6000

Shipping and Handling 5000 multiply 0.3 -1500

Sales Commission 0

Contribution Margin 6000

Should be accepted as it will increase profitability by $6000

Part b1&b2: Cost to Make Cost to Buy

Material Cost 40000*2.7 108000

Labor Cost 40000*1.2 48000

Manufacturing Cost 40000*1.2 48000

Prod Supervisor Salary 72000

Purchase Cost 40000*6.72 0 268800

Total Cost 276000 268800

Should purchase from outside as cost is lower than making it

Part b3:

Cost to Make Cost to Buy

Material Cost 60000 multiply 2.7 162000

Labor Cost 60000 multiply1.2 72000

Manufacturing Cost 60000*1.2 72000

Prod Supervisor Salary 72000 72000

Purchase Cost 60000*6.72 0 403200

Total Cost 378000 475200

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Part c: It should not be eliminated.

Elimination will decrease profitability by $72000 which is being allocated company wide facility exp. Before Allocation, actual profit is (168000-24000-72000)=$72000

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Carin, a widow, elected to receive the proceeds of a $150,000 life insurance policy on the life of her deceased husband in 10 in

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The correct answer to the following question is option B) $2500 .

Explanation:

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Proceeds to be received on life insurance - $150,000

Carin receives 10 installments of $17,500 each , which takes total amount to - $175,000

Premiums paid by Carins husband - $60,000

Carin collected - $17,500 from insurance company

The interest element that would be included in her gross income -

$175,000 - $150,000

= $25,000

She is receiving payments in form of annuity, and the amount that should be included in her gross income in the first year should -

$25,000 / $175,000 x $17,500

= $2500

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