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sammy [17]
3 years ago
9

How many start-up businesses are created each year

Business
2 answers:
jonny [76]3 years ago
4 0
About 6,516,000 New businesses get started each year
Lyrx [107]3 years ago
3 0
About 543,000 businesses start each month
So, 543,000x12
About 6,516,000 businesses start each year
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Material                             148,190     9,810          158,000        

Labor                             162,400     12,600   175,000        

Overhead-Recovered      227,360      17,640     245,000

@ 140% of labor        

Balance before                537,950       40,050     578,000

adjustment to overhead

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Option 1-Underallocated     2,200                                     2,200  

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Balance after adjusting      540,150       40,050     580,200

overhead under-allocation        

Option 2-Underallocated        2,042           158      2,200

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2200*227360/245000            

2200*17640/245000            

Balance before adjustment          537,950          40,050     578,000

to overhead under-allocation        

Balance after adjusting                 539,992          40,208     580,200  

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Budgeted Overhead Cost          266,000          

Budgeted Labor Cost                   190,000          

Recovery rate                       =266000/190000          

Recovery rate per labor cost     1.40          

Actual Material                             158,000          

Actual labor                                       175,000          

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Job 11                                4,720    5,700          

Job 12                                 5,090    6,900          

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Transfer to Finished= Total-WIP            

Actual Material                 148,190          

Actual labor                         162,400          

Category                    Finished    WIP           Total        

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Overhead-Recovered      227,360      17,640     245,000

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adjustment to overhead

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overhead (247200-245000)

     

Balance after adjusting      540,150       40,050     580,200

overhead under-allocation        

Option 2-Underallocated        2,042           158      2,200

overhead in overhead allocated rate

       

2200*227360/245000            

2200*17640/245000            

Balance before adjustment          537,950          40,050     578,000

to overhead under-allocation        

Balance after adjusting                 539,992          40,208     580,200  

overhead under-allocation          

g. the option 2 will be chosen because a careful look at the underallocated overhead is similar to 2017 so the charge should be levied on all activity

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