Answer:
$364,980
Explanation:
Computation for the amount of under- or overapplied overhead for the year.
First step is to calculate the
Predetermined Overhead using this formula
Predetermined Overhead rate = Estimated overhead/direct labor estimated
Let plug in the formula
Predetermined Overhead rate= 358,900/227,000
Predetermined Overhead rate= 158% of direct labor cost
Now let determine the Overhead applied
Overhead applied = $231,000*158%
Overhead applied= $364,980
Therefore the amount of under- or overapplied overhead for the year is $364,980
Answer:
A.Yes. They have the power to remove it if they believe it’s harmful.
Explanation:
When the government have reasons to believe that a product is potentially harmful to consumers and or buyers, they have the right to require a company to recall a product, if they believe it is harmful to consumers, because it is then the governments responsibility to protect the public.
Answer:
Explanation:
A This scenario describes a payroll fraud ; This is a form of fraud where an employee or an employer manipulates the payroll system in order to fraudulently receive an un earned wages.
B The employees that Connie was paying to their account that she controls are called Ghost employees. These are fictitious person put on a payroll for fraud purposes.
C The fact that it took the company 5 years to discover the fraudulent practice indicates a weak internal control environment
D
- Some of the actions that the company failed to do are
- No proper authorization in place before employees are added to payroll
- No segregation of duties as Connies appears to have been the person that add employees to payroll , approve and also disburse salary
- There has been no headcount of employees for a long time
- The entire payroll system has not been audited and reviewed for a long time
Answer:
a. $133,000
Explanation:
Computation of inventory purchased
Beginning ($51,000)
Cost of goods sold $130,000
Ending $55,000
Purchases during the year $134,000
Computation of amount paid for purchases
Beginning payable $32,000
Purchase during the year $134,000
Ending payable ($33,000)
Cash payments for purchases of merchandise $133,000
