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3 years ago

A check drawn by a credit union on its account at a federally insured bank would be an example of a:

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A check drawn by a credit union on its account at a federally insured bank would be an example of a cashier check. It is a type of check that is being issued by the bank being withdrawn from the own funds of the bank and being signed by the cashier of the bank. These are classified as guaranteed as funds since it is the bank that is held responsible for the payment of the amount. These are usually used in real estate and transactions pertaining to brokerage. This type of check has the name of the bank that issued it in an obvious location and it has improved security features like color shifting ink, security thread and watermarks.

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Answer:

D. The ability to change the cost banks have to pay to borrow money.

Explanation:

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Answer:

A) $2,000 favorable

Explanation:

Actual total variable overhead = $ 73,000

Actual total fixed overhead = $ 17,000

Budgeted variable overhead rate per machine hour = $ 2.50

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Budgeted variable overhead = $ 2.50 x 30,000 = $ 75,000

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Variable overhead variance = $ 75,000 - $ 73,000 = $ 2,000

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3 years ago

Sam's business will cost $49,500 to set up and run for the first year. Sam then expects an annual operational expense total of $

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Answer:

Within 2 years

Explanation:

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Business set up costs = $49,500

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2nd Year of Sam's business:

Since the profit will be increased by 5.5%, the new profit after operational expenses will be $45,000 + $(45,000 x 5.5%) = $47,475

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3 years ago

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Answer:

The Income Statement is-

Sales = $435,000

Costs = 216,000

Depreciation = 40,000

EBIT= $179,000

Interest = 21,000

EBT = $158,000

Taxes = 55,300

Net income = $102,700

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3 years ago

Michael's Machine Shop reports the following information for the quarter.

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a. $26

b. $23

c. $34

d. $29

e. $21

f. $11

g. $14

h. $11

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a. Variable cost per unit.

Variable cost per unit = Variable Manufacturing Costs + Variable Non - Manufacturing Costs

= $12 + $9 + $2 + $3

= $26

b. Variable production cost per unit.

Variable production cost per unit = Variable Manufacturing Cost

= $12 + $9 + $2

= $23

c. Full cost per unit.

Full cost per unit = Manufacturing and Non - Manufacturing (Variable and Fixed)

= $12 + $9 + $2 + $3 + $47,500/23,750 units + $142,500/23,750 units

= $12 + $9 + $2 + $3 + $2 + $6

= $34

d. Full absorption cost per unit.

Full absorption cost per unit = Variable Manufacturing Costs + Fixed Manufacturing Costs

= $12 + $9 + $2 + $6

= $29

e. Prime cost per unit.

Prime cost per unit = Direct Manufacturing Costs'

= $12 + $ 9

= $ 21

f. Conversion cost per unit.

Conversion cost per unit = Direct Labor Costs + Overheads Costs

= $9 + $2

= $11

g. Contribution margin per unit.

Contribution margin per unit = Sales - Variable Costs

= $ 40 - $26

= $ 14

h. Gross margin per unit.

Gross margin per unit = Sales - Full absorption cost per unit

= $40 - $29

= $11

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