Answer:
Option (c) is correct.
Explanation:
It is assumed that all the sales cash and credit up to the month of April will be adjusted before 31st may.
Any receivables remaining as on 31st May are related to the sales of May only.
May Sales = $25,000
Out of which Cash sales adjusted in the same month:
= 30% of May sales
= 30% × 25,000
=$7,500
Remaining credit sales:
= May sales - Cash sales
= $25,000 - $7,500
= $17,500
Out of which 25% i.e. $4,375 received in May only.
The budgeted accounts receivable balance on May 31 is:
= Remaining credit sales - Received 25% in May
= 17,500 - 4,375
= $13,125
Answer:
Selling price= $79.17
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Direct materials cost $43
Direct labor cost $11.30
Variable overhead cost $ 5.30
Fixed overhead cost $ 1.30
Target markup 30 %
<u>The absorption costing method includes all costs related to production, both fixed and variable.</u> The unit product cost is calculated using direct material, direct labor, and total unitary manufacturing overhead.
Unit product cost= 43 + 11.3 + 5.3 + 1.3= $60.9
<u>Now, the selling price:</u>
Selling price= 60.9*1.3
Selling price= $79.17
Answer:
See explanation below.
Explanation: At common law, minors are allowed to enter into contracts, never minding their provisions. The validity of the contract and its' individual provisions themselves, may or may not be enforceable depending on many other factors.
Therefore, exculpatory clauses are generally not favored by courts and when they are upheld, they are construed strictly against those attempting to invoke them.
Beaver attempted to disaffirm the contract in what is assumed to be a reasonable time by her action of filing suit against the operator. However, most states only permit a minor to disaffirm a contract in its' entirety.
some courts refuse to allow minors to disaffirm fully performed contracts unless they can return all consideration received; and some courts permit disaffirmance but subject the minor to tort liability for his or her misrepresentation.
Also, the court could conclude that Beaver did in fact implicitly accept its terms. However, when a minor enters into a contract, she or he may only accept the terms of the previously unenforceable contract if they do so within a reasonable time after they reach the age of majority. Beaver's filing of a lawsuit against the operator likely constitutes an action intending to implicitly disaffirm the terms, the absence of which is required to affirm a contract by a minor.
Answer:
The balance sheet represents the total assets of the company and how they are funded, whether through equity or by debts.
Explanation:
Balanced sheet
A balance sheet is an annual report of finance that accounts at a particular time on the funds, debts or on equity of any corporation and lays the foundation of calculations for calculating return rates and determining its financial performance of the company.
The balance sheet represents the total assets of the company and how they are funded, whether through equity or by debts.
