Answer:
The amount of total current assets that will be reported on the budgeted balance sheet is $40,000.
Explanation:
Total current assets
= Cash + Accounts receivable + Finished goods inventory + Raw materials inventory
= $4,000 + $16,000 + $12,000 + $8,000
= $40,000
Therefore, The amount of total current assets that will be reported on the budgeted balance sheet is $40,000.
Answer:
A.$42,700 increase
B. Yes
Explanation:
A.
Selling price unit $30
Variable cost unit ( 21)
Logo ( 2)
Contribution margin unit $ 7 x 6,100 units = $42,700 increase
Therefore the increase in net income Maize will realize by accepting the special order, assuming Maize has sufficient excess operating capacity is $42,700
(b) Should Maize Company accept the special order?
YES. Maize company should accept the special order.
Answer: LAND 3.227,680
BUILDING 806,920
LAND IMPROVEM 134,000
Explanation:
Land 4 0.8 $ 3.227,680
Building 1 0.2 $ 806,920
5 $ 4.034,600
Land Improvement
Parking Lot $ 88,000
Lanscaping $ 46,000
Total $ 134,000
Computation Of Cost Of Land And Building
Purchase Price $ 4.000,000
Add:
Title Insurance Cost $ 22,000
Legal Fees $ 8,000
State Transfer Fees $ 4,600
Demolition of old building $ 310,000
Land Clearing Expenses $ 85,000
Less: Salvage Material $ -9,000
Total Cost Of Land $ 4.420,600
Remodel Inc can seek compensation. By entering a contract with Leslie, both parties are bound by certain rules. The contractor must have spent some money related to performing the job. Breaching the agreement impacts on Remodel, financially speaking. They can therefore seek compensation for any amount spent due to the award of the contract, like logistics costs incurred to fulfill the contract.
We have that the january units cost 2400*45=108000$. Also, February's cost is going to be 3700*45=166500$. We have that for January, the ending balance needs to be 70% of the stock for February. Hence, it needs to be 70%*166500=116500$. Hence, we will need to pay for the units 108000$ and also 116500$; Thus, the total money that needs to be invested in January is 224500$. However, we already have 37250$, so the total inflow of money is 187250$. Hence, the correct choice is that on January we need 187300$.
(For February, we need to put in 166500$ and also 51800 need to be available at the end of the month. Thus, the total cost needs to be 218300$. However, 116500$ are already available from January. Hence, the total inflow for February is 101800$.
The total from both months is: 187250+101800=289050$)
