Answer:
Overhead incurred for may is $8,250
Explanation:
Factory overheads are costs that don not contribute directly to production.They are also know as indirect costs and include items such as insurance costs,administrative expenses, licensing, insurance, facility upkeep costs etc.
In B&T's case factory overhead items include:
a) Indirect labor - $6300
b) Property taxes on production facility - $810
C) Factory heat,lights and power - $970
d) Insurance of plant and equipment <u>- $170</u>
Total factory Overhead for May = Indirect labor + Property taxes on production facility +Factory heat,lights and power + Insurance of plant and equipment
Total factory Overhead for May = 6300 + 810 + 970 + 170 = $8250.
Answer:
Limited liability partnership (LLP) / limited liability company (LLC)
Explanation:
Limited liability partnership and limited liability companies work very similarly and their main characteristics are:
- they are separate legal entities, this means that their owners are separate from them.
- since they are separate legal entities, the owners have limited liability
- they are not taxed directly, they act as pass through entities and their owner's pay income taxes
- they both need to be incorporated by the state government as distinct legal entities
I believe that the bonds issued by the U.S government are the saving bonds. Corporate bonds are bonds issued by corporations in order to raise money for business expansion. Junk bonds are types of bonds that are lower rated however, they are potentially higher-paying. Municipal bonds are bonds issued by a state or local government for the purpose of financing social amenities and infrastructure such as improvements of highways, state buildings, libraries, parks and schools.