Answer:
Explanation:
Debit $ Credit$
a. Cash 3000000
Sales revennue (500*6000) 3000000
Warranty expenses 55000
Estimated warranty liability 55000
Estimated warranty liability 20000
Cash account 20000
b. Cash account 3000000
Sales revenue (500*6000- 56000) 2944000
Unearned warranty revenue 56000
Warranty expenses 20000
Cash account 20000
Unearned warranty revenue 20364
Warranty revenue (56000*20000/55000) 20364
Answer:
Sheldon's financial statement for year 1 would show;
Supplies inventory =
Supplies expense =
Account payable =
Explanation:
Supplies account at the beginning of the year = $1,900
Purchases during the year= $5,600
Payment during the year = $2,800
Supplies counted at the end of the year = $3,300
Supplies used in year 1 = $1,900 + $5,600 - $3,300
= $4,200
Account payable at the end of the year = $4,200 - $2,800
= -$1,400
Answer:
Depreciation Expense = $16900
Explanation:
Using the units of production method. I will get the value of depreciation expense for the year 2. The units of production method calculate the value of depreciation using the formula is given below.
Depreciation expense = (Cost - Salvage value) / Total Units of Products x Units of production in second year.
Depreciation expense = ($87000 - $7000) / 400000 x 84500 = $16900
Wickland company will charge depreciation expense of $16900 using the Units of production method as during the second year of Wickland company depreciation expense is $16900.
Here are a couple of things hope they help
<span>1.) Interest rates
</span><span>2.) Taxes Inflation
</span><span><span>3.) </span>Currency
</span><span>4.) exchange rates
</span><span>5.) Consumer discretionary income
</span><span>6.) Savings rates
</span><span>7.) Consumer confidence levels
</span><span>8.) Unemployment rate
</span><span>9.) Recession
</span><span><span>10.)</span> Depression </span>
Answer:
Forecasted sales
Explanation:
In the production process amount of inventory purchased for producing goods must be carefully calculated.
This avoids waste incurred from buying excess of materials needed for operation. Also when there is shortage of materials time and resources are wasted getting more materials.
So when calculating material requirements for finished products it is important that we consider sales forecasts.
Materials purchased based on this will just adequately meet the demand for product.
This reduce cost of storage of excess materials.
