Answer:
Current ratio for 2022: 0.311
Current ratio for 2021: 0.231
Explanation:
The current ratio is a liquidity ratio that indicates a company's ability to pay its current liabilities when they come due. The current ratio is calculated by the following formula:
Current Ratio = Total Current Assets/Total Current Liabilities
In Bob Evans Farms:
Current ratio for 2022 = $80,200/$257,500 = 0.311
Current ratio for 2021 = $71,809/$311,100 = 0.231
Answer:
Minimum transfer price= $30
Explanation:
The transferring division, Division X currently has excess capacity which is equal to
<em>The total capacity - external sales = 40,000 - 35,000 = 5,000 units</em>
This implies that it can meet the sales request of division Y from the excess capacity without any opportunity cost.
In this situation, where the there is no opportunity cost associated with transfer, the minimum transfer price would be :
Minimum transfer price ≥ unit variable cost
Note that unit variable cost is $30.
<em>The unit variable cost of $30 represents the relevant cost per unit of producing a unit</em>
Minimum transfer price= $30
A price between $30 and $48 would be acceptable to both divisions
Answer:
<u>a debit to Office Equipment and a credit to Utilities expense</u>
Explanation:
The correct journal entry should've been:
Office Equipment A/C Dr.
To Cash A/C
(Being purchase of telephone equipment recorded)
The wrong entry passed being,
Utilities Expenses A/C Dr.
To Cash A/C
Thus, the rectification/correcting entry should be:
Office Equipment A/C Dr.
To Utilities Expense A/C
(Being correcting entry recorded)
Telephone equipment is used for official purpose and thus an office expenditure. Expenses incurred are debited.
Similarly, Utilities Expenses was wrongly debited so crediting it cancels out the wrong effect.
Answer:
a. 19.750 b. 138.250
Explanation:
A. We divide 158.000 by 8 to get the amount per year
158.000/8= 19.750
- Amortization expense (Db) 19.750
- Accumulated amortization (Cr) 19.750
B. On the balance sheet at the end of the first year, we would subtract those 19.750 to the gross value of the patent and the value of the patent would be
158.000 - 19.750 = 138.250
<u><em>Net carrying amount of the patent:</em></u><em> 138.250</em>
Answer:
B. is the marginal cost of the producing subsidiary
Explanation:
The subsidiary company will not sale at loss. Their transfer price should be at least enough to cover the additional cost generated for the units sold to parent company.
a.- the sales price do not alter the cost.
c.- the marginal cost can be determinated, as is the cost of producing an additional units forthe relevant range of capacity for the subsidiary company.
d.- if the subidiary sales at monopoly price, it will be increasing his profit by selling a higher price and lower quantity. That is not profitable for the parent company which, is what we are looking for.
