<span>when the sets are completely finished, the cost should be transferred to: </span>W<span>IP inventory-Finishing
WIP stands for work in progress, which is an account to placed all the amount of manufactured product that still not ready to be sold to the market.
Since the manufacter process is in finishing stage (coloring/packing), the appropriate account should be </span>WIP inventory-Finishing
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Answer:
$9,000
Explanation:
1.Finishing’s departmental rate based on MH
= Finishing’s costs/Finishing’s machine hours
= $90,000/2,000 = $45 per MH
2.Cost assigned to Finishing based on MH
= Finishing’s departmental rate based on MH * Finishing’s currently used machine hours
= $45 per MH * 200 MH = $9,000
Therefore If the company uses a departmental overhead rate based on machine hours, $9,000 overhead cost will be assigned to Finishing this month
Net cash flow is basically the difference of the cash balance from the beginning of the period to the end of the period. For this instance, we take sales and subtract the listed expenses.
January = 150,000 - 35,000- 20,000 -20,000 = 75,000 net cash flow
February = 175,000 - 39,000 - 25,000 - 45,000 = 66,000 net cash flow
For the change you divide (February/January) -1 or (66,000/75,000)-1= -.12
The growth in cash flow was -12%