Answer:
They are reported on a balance sheet.
They refer to cash received in advance of performing a service or product. They are a liability.
They are also called deferred revenues.
Explanation:
Unearned revenue is a term in which the transactions that are related to the receiving of money could be considered for the service or product to be provided or delivered. It is as a prepayment
Also it is a liability account that should be recorded at the balance sheet. It is also known as deferred revenues
Answer:
d. 6 years
Explanation:
Depreciation is the loss of value of an asset over a period of time. The asset has a useful life period after which it is referred to as scrap.
The value of the asset after it's useful life is called the salvage value.
Useful life of an asset is estimated and deductions in its value are made till the useful life is exhausted.
In this scenario the useful life was initially taken to be 6 years.
After 4 years it was realised a mistake wasade and useful life is supposed to be 10 years
Since useful life of the asset remains contstant, the remaining years of useful life is the real estimate of useful life less years already used.
Remaining useful life = 10 - 4 = 6 years
Answer:
Contribution margin per unit = $18.55
Explanation:
Contribution margin = Net sales value - Variable cost per unit.
Variable cost per unit will be same as that of average variable cost, as is completely proportional to number of units.
Variable cost is 100% avoidable for the units not produced.
Thus,
Total Variable cost per unit shall be:
Direct material = $5.50
Direct Labor = $3.95
Variable manufacturing overhead = $1.95
Sales Commission = $1.20
Variable administrative expense = $0.85
Total variable cost = $13.45
Selling price per unit = $32.00
Therefore, contribution margin per unit = $32 - $13.45 = $18.55
Answer: Gap 1
Explanation:
The Gap model is used to better understand the problems involved in delivering superior services to customers which can then be overcome for better customer service.
There are 4 gaps and the relevant one here is Gap 1 which is the Listening Gap. Gap 1 is the difference between company understanding of customer expectations and the development of customer-driven service designs and standards.
This Gap is very important to note because the company cannot deliver to its customers effectively if it does not understand what they want in the first place.
