Answer:
The one entry is recorded
Explanation:
The journal entry is shown below:
Inventory A/c Dr (Ending inventory) $10,000
Cost of goods sold A/c Dr (Balancing figure) $94,000
To Inventory A/c Dr (Beginning inventory) $5,000
To Purchase account $99,000
In mathematically,
Cost of goods sold = Beginning inventory + purchase - ending inventory
= $5,000 + $99,000 - $10,000
= $94,000
Answer:
16650+
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Explanation:
Answer:
No Journal entry. Disclose contingent liability of $794000 in Notes to Financial Statements
Explanation:
A Provision is recognized when it is Probable ( Probabity > 50%) that there would be an outflow of economic resources and that a reliable estimate can be made - IAS 37
Since there is a 45% chance of losing, it is not probable to recognize a provision. Thus a Contingent liability is recognized instead
Contingent Liabilities are only disclosed if the amounts are significant and are not shown on the face of the financial statement (no journal entry)
Answer:
The quanitity per order that minimizes the cost is 137.84 units.
Explanation:
The EOQ or economic order quantity is the quantity that should be ordered per order to minimize the cost of ordering and holding inventory. To calculate the number of units that should be ordered per order to minimize cost, we need to calculate the EOQ.
EOQ = √(2*D*O)/H
Where,
D is the annual demand in units
O is the ordering cost per order
H is the holding/carrying cost per unit per annum
Thus,
EOQ = √(2 * 250 * 19)/0.5
EOQ = 137.84
