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Kryger [21]
3 years ago
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Active Feet, a small manufacturer of shoes, hired an additional vice-president and purchased a barrel of synthetic rubber used t

o make shoe soles. These two expenses should be considered a(n) ____ and a(n) ____, respectively.a.selling cost/cost of goods soldb.overhead cost/cost of goods soldc. selling cost/overhead costd. overhead cost/selling cost
Business
1 answer:
mezya [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B) overhead cost/cost of goods sold

Explanation:

Overhead costs: all expenses not directly attributed to the production of a good or service (e.g. insurance, legal fees, administrative expenses, etc.)

Costs of goods sold: all costs directly attributed to the production of a good or service (e.g. direct labor, direct materials)

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Answer:

The most applicable choices in the order of importance are

C, B then A. Of course, they have to be applied at various stages of the acquisition.

Explanation:

C should have occurred (if possible) before the acquisition. Usually, when there is a major acquisition such as the one described above, it comes with good and bad tidings.

In some cases, especially one involving a large and efficient system like Coca-Cola, many positions become redundant.

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Option B is one strategy that ought to have been executed upon the conclusion and official announcement of the acquisition exercise. This is the most crucial and maybe the most important part of the acquisition/takeover process.

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Option C: On the balance of probability, it is expected that when a bigger company like Coca-Cola acquires a smaller one, the process comes with a lot of benefits. One of such benefits is the payroll upgrade.

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<u>Explanation:</u>

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The direct labor overhead rate using the direct labor hours is shown below:-

Direct labor overhead rate = Total overheads ÷ Direct labor hours

= $220,800 ÷ 1,725

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b. The machine hour overhead rate using the machine hours is

= Total overhead ÷ Machine hours

= $220,800 ÷ 4,600

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2.

The factory overhead costs using direct labor hour is

Particulars             Automobile       Valve        Wheels        Total

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Direct labor            

hours                        730                 480                515

Overhead rate         $128               $128              $128

Total                        $ 93,440        $61,440        $65,920     $220,800

For determining the total overhead we simply multiply the direct labor hours with overhead rate.

The factory overhead costs using machine hour is

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Machine hours          1,970               1,270         1,360

Overhead rate            $48                  $48              $48

Total overhead        $94,560         $60,960    $65,280      $220,800

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6. Expenses

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8. Selling Expenses $17,567

9. Administrative Expenses $9,138

10. Interest Expense $1,860

11. Total Expenses $89135

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12. Income Before Income Tax $24,734

13. Income Tax Expense $9,070

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15. Earnings Per Share $0.38

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1. For the Year Ended December 31,2014

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9. Administrative Expenses $9,138

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13. Income Tax Expense $9,070

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15. Earnings Per Share $0.38

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