Answer:
Items a) and b)
a) items used currently in the production of goods to be sold items
b) held for resale items currently in production for future
Explanation:
Inventory consists of current assets to be used in production of final goods or are the ones which are final goods and held for sale.
In the given case also, statement a includes raw materials, which are used to make the final good to be sold, which is a part of inventory.
Further, statement b includes work in production or final goods which are currently in production but would be resold.
The items which are kept for their use as like machinery or furniture or which shall be disposed are not inventory but are in fixed assets category.
Answer:
A. $ 4,123
Explanation:
For accounting purposes we will consider as cost to ivnentory all the necessarycost incurred to get the merchandise ready for use. Therefore the returns and dsicount decrease the inventory as they weren't cost incurred.
The freight will count as necessary and incurred thus, added.
Invoice nominal 4,800
returns
4,800 x 20% = <u> (960)</u>
balance 3,840
discount 2% <u> (76.8) </u>
merchandise cost 3.763,2
freights-in <u> 360 </u>
total cost 4,123.2
Answer:
one particular cost issue that I noticed as a team manger is the inability to keep our budget in line due to additional costs that kept coming up intermittently. This cost issue almost cost us the entire project.
Explanation:
At the execution phase of the project I was managing, additional costs that needed immediate attention drove us to emergency mode at a point with a huge budget overrun that pushed us to the brink of project shutdown.
To rectify the issue, I called for a meeting with my team and the following steps were taken
- we extended the time for the completion of the project.
- Requested for the services of a professional accountant to prepare a comprehensive budget that will give cater for emergencies.
- We developed good processes and habits will help significantly reduce the likelihood that your project budget will turn into a catastrophe such as weekly reviews.
Answer:
Carried over at the fair value that exists on date of transfer.
Explanation:
When the investor's level of influence changes, it may be necessary to change to the equity method from another method. When the level of ownership rises from less than 20% to a range of 20% to 50%, the equity method typically would become appropriate and the investment account balance should be carried over at the fair value that exists on date of transfer.
