Answer:
Land 407,000
Building 750,000
Land improvements 77,000
The company will depreicate the buildign and the land improvements
But, not the land as it doesn't suffer from the past of time.
<u>Questions:</u>
Value of the assets
and which assets will the company depreciate.
Explanation:
The demolition of the old buildign should be considered cost of the period. As no asset is improved or acquire for that event.
<u>Land:</u>
80,000 cash
320,000 note payable
3,000 deliquient property tax
<u> 4,000</u> insurance costing
407,000 total land
<u>Building:</u>
cost: 750,000
<u>Land Improvements:</u>
fence 55,000
sing at entrance 15,000
lighthing <u> 7,000 </u>
TOTAL 77,000
Answer:
A. $650 $750 $677
Explanation:
period purchases sales
1 20 units at $50 15 units at $60
2 35 units at $40 35 units at $45
3 85 units at $30 85 units at $35
total revenue = $900 + $1,575 + $2,975 = $5,450
COGS:
- using FIFO = (15 x $50) + (5 x $50) + (30 x $40) + (5 x $40) + (80 x $30) = $4,800
- using LIFO = (15 x $50) + (35 x $40) + (85 x $30) = $4,700
- cost average = ($4,950 / 140 units) x 135 units = $4,773.21
Gross profit:
- using LIFO = $5,450 - $4,800 = $650
- using FIFO = $5,450 - $4,700 = $750
- using cost average = $5,450 - $4,773.21 = $676.79 ≈ $677
Answer:
A + B; C + G
Explanation:
Based on the scenario been described in the question, referring to exhibit 34-14, it is know that consumers surplus falls by area "A+B" and the important gain revenue equal to the area " C+G"
A code of conduct states the rules, values, rules, ethical principles and vision for your business. Stating a code of conduct in your business environment, and also tells workers what they are expected to do and the standards expectation of their work.
Answer:
D) the speakers only
Explanation:
UCC rules state that contracts sales or lease contracts must be in writing only when:
- the contract for the sale of goods must be worth at least $500 (only the speakers cost more than $500)
- leasing contracts worth at east $1,000
*If the parties involved are merchants, this rules might vary.