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Which career is likely to earn highest salary

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Particulars                                        Amount

Rent                                                      $7,380

Insurance                                             $145

Loss of Interest on Security Deposit  <u>$39     </u>  ($650*6%)

Total Rental Costs                               <u>$7,564</u>

         Computation of Buying Costs

Particulars                                        Amount

Annual Mortgage Payments              $9,800

Taxes, Insurance and Maintenance  $2,830 ($1,050+$1,780)

Loss of Interest on Down Payment   $270 (4,500*6%)

Growth in Equity                                -$225

Annual Appreciation                         -$1,700

Mortgage Interest Tax Savings        -$2,681 (9,575*28%)

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Required a.

<u>January income statement for Sorensen Manufacturing Company</u>

Sales                                  $1,200,000

Less Cost of Sales              ($675,000)

Gross Profit                          $525,000

Less Expenses :

Selling expense                  ($215,000)

Administrative expense     ($125,000)

Net Income / (Loss)             $185,000

Required b.

Work In Process Inventory  = $120,000

Finished Goods Inventory  = $85,000

Explanation:

<u>Manufacturing Cost Schedule (</u>Determination of Work In Process Inventory)

Direct Materials                                             $180,000

Indirect Materials  ($250,000 - $180,000)    $70,000

Direct Labor                                                  $450,000

Factory Overheads                                        $180,000

Total Cost of Goods Manufactured             $880,000

Less Transferred to finished goods           ($760,000)

Closing Work In Process Inventory             $120,000

<u>Finished Goods T- Account (</u>Determination of Finished Goods Inventory)

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Ending Finished Goods Inventory                $85,000

Totals                                                            $760,000

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All these three activities are term as cash activities because it includes cash transactions.

So, in the given question it is mentioned that the purchase of equipment by issuing a long-term note payable which is a non-cash activity because it does not have any cash transaction. It does not affect the cash balance.

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