Answer:
Debit Credit
Applied overheads $110,000
Cost of sales (over applied overheads) $4,000
Overhead control account $106,000
Explanation:
Since the estimated overhead amounting to $110,000 are greater than the actual overheads amounting to $106,000, therefore the overheads are overapplied by $4,000.
The journal entry to disposed off the overapplied overheads are given below:
Debit Credit
Applied overheads $110,000
Cost of sales (over applied overheads) $4,000
Overhead control account $106,000
Answer:
rust + vinegar = silver gray to black; chewing tobacco + ammonia + water = brown; walnut husks
Explanation:
Answer:
Faldo Corp
Customers are paying late by 6.5 days (51.5 - 45)
Explanation:
DSO = Accounts Receivable/Sales last year * 365 days
= $60,000/$425,000 * 365
= 51.5 days
Customers are paying late by 6.5 days (51.5 - 45)
b) Faldo Corp's Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) is an estimate of the number of days it takes Faldo to collect its outstanding accounts receivable. This means that DSO measures how long it takes Faldo's customers to pay an invoice. Faldo can calculate its DSO by dividing the total accounts receivables of last year by the total credit sales of last year. This is then multiplied by 365 days.
Answer:
7.89%
Explanation:
We can find the IRR of Project A and Project B is 9% and 8% respectively
(please see the calculation in excel in attachment)
So if the interest rate below 8% then Project A is more profitable than project B.
You can find NPV of each project follow the decrease in interest rate in the excel attached.
The correct answer is installment credit. The explanation is below.
Installment credit allows you to purchase an item and then pay for it in installments. The reason that this would be the best option for you is that you do not have the money now to make the purchase, but you are able to make smaller monthly payments in order to purchase a computer.
Installment credit is better than revolving credit for new borrowers. Revolving credit would allow you to charge additional purchases on your revolving credit account. The installment plan only finances one item, rather than like a credit card, which is how revolving credit works. You would not choose non-installment credit because this would require you to make this payment all at once in a short period of time. It would not allow you to spread the payments out over time.
