Under the FLSA, information concerning employees’ wages must
be maintained by employer such as having to pay during the payroll period, the
proper total additions to or deductions from wages should be followed and the
amount and nature of the exempt pay should be followed correctly.
Answer:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Explanation:
First we have to reverse the wrong journal entry which has been made by the inexperienced bookkeeper in the Adams Company accounts:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Now we have to record the correct journal entry in the accounts of Adam Company in respect of account settlement with supplier which is given as follow:
Debit Credit
Trade payable $300
Cash $300
Answer:
Explanation:
Rightly ignored a sunk cost since he cannot recover the money back and it really does not have any effect on the decision in the future
Answer:
Direct material used= $420
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Sales revenue= $4,000
Purchases of direct materials= $400
Direct labor= $450
Manufacturing overhead= $620
Operating expenses= $650
Beginning raw materials inventory= $200
Ending raw materials inventory= $180
Beginning work in process inventory= $320
Ending work in process inventory= $410
Beginning finished goods inventory= $250
Ending finished goods inventory= $200
Direct material used= ?
Direct material used= beginning inventory raw material + purchase - ending inventory raw material
Direct material used= 200 + 400 - 180= $420
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