Answer:
Preparation of the adjusting entries as of December 31, 2015.
Dr Salaries Expense 3,920
Cr Salaries Payable 3,920
Explanation:
Since we were been told in the question that all the 15 employees worked the first 2 days of that week, the Adjustment we therefore be $3,920( 1,960×2) . And the transaction will be recorded as:
Dr Salaries Expense 3,920
Cr Salaries Payable 3,920
The Adjustment will be :
1,960 x 2 = 3,920
Therefore the pay that occured in New Year's Day will not be used because it falls in the next year.
Answer:
12 weeks
Explanation:
The computation of the needs period is shown below":
= Number of weeks inventory counts once + number of order cycles takes + number of the week taken for arrive
= 4 weeks + 2 weeks + 6 weeks
= 12 weeks
We simply added the total number of weeks that is mentioned in the question so that the needs period could be computed
Answer: None of the answers
Explanation:
The options to the question are:
A) The control limits are too tight
(B) The control limits are acceptable
(C) The control limits are too loose
(D) None of the answers.
According to the seven run rule, a process is out of control in a control chart in a situation whereby there are seven consecutive data points that all fall on same side of mean. In such case an adjustment has to be made.
In the scenario in the question, none of the answers will be chosen because there has been a violation of the seven run rule as the answers provided are all incorrect.
Answer:
Current Price of the Share Stock is $ 37.86 (D)
Explanation:
Using dividend valuation method with a constant growth rate assumption, share price is calculated as : Po =D1/(Ke-g).
Where; Po ⇒Market Value excluding any dividend currently payable
D1= Do(1+g)⇒Expected dividend in one year's time
Ke =Required rate of return by shareholders
g= Dividend growth rate
<u>Calculation</u>
D1 = 5(1+0.06)= $5.3
Hence, Po= 5.3/(0.20-0.06)
Po=$37.86
The share price is expected to reflect the future expected stream of income i.e dividends and capital gains ,discounted at an appropriate cost of capital.
Some of the assumptions of dividend valuation method include but not limited to the following:
- it assumed that investors act rationality and in the same way ;
-the dividend either show growth or no growth;
-the discount rate used exceeds the dividend growth rate.
