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scZoUnD [109]
3 years ago
11

Please help me with this question

Business
1 answer:
Katen [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

$395.

Explanation:

interest = Principal×rate of interest×time

Principal = $15800

Rate       =0.1

Time      = 3/12

interest = $15800×0.1×3/12

           =

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Job Cost Sheets:

                                            Job 50          Job 51           Job 52

Beginning balances:

Direct materials                $23,400

Direct labor                       $24,040

Manufacturing overhead $28,720

Direct materials                    11,700         $45,630      $35,100

Direct labor                           5,850           29,250       23,400

Manufacturing overhead     7,605           38,025       30,420

Total cost of Job 50        $101,315          $74,880     $88,920

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Beginning WIP: Job 50

Direct materials                $23,400

Direct labor                       $24,040

Manufacturing overhead $28,720

Total cost of Job 50         $76,160

Finished Goods Inventory:

Completed Job No. 49 at a cost of $205,300

Raw materials $27,550

Sales of Job 49 = $142,740

Sales of Job 50 = $284,860

Manufacturing overhead:

indirect materials $19,890;

indirect labor       $23,400;

depreciation expense

on equipment     $14,040;

other manufacturing

overhead costs  $18,720

Total overheads $76,050

Applied Overhead:

              Direct Labor   Overhead Applied

Job 50       5,850                $7,605  

Job 51     29,250                38,025

Job 52    23,400                30,420

Total    $58,500               $76,050

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1.

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Date                 Description                                 DR                 CR

                                                                         $'million           $'million

a. Feb 5               Treasury Stock                           66

                             Cash                                                                   55

                   <em>Being the purchase of own shares</em>

b.   July 9             Cash                                             26

                              Treasurt Stock                                                  22

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                     <em> </em><em>Being the resale of treasury stock</em>

<em>c. </em> Nov 4             Cash                                                  16

                         Paid - in-capital- share repurchase    5

                         Retained earnings                                1                  

                          Treasury stock                                                       22

                  <em>Being the resale of treasury stock  below the cost</em>

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                                                                                               $'million

                Equity

           Common stock, 230 ,illion shares at $1                             230

             Paid-in-excess capital of par                                           1,830

             Retained Earnings ( 1,400 - 1 -1,399)                             <u>        -</u>

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           Treasury Stock                                                                <u>         (22)</u>

             Total Equity                                                                     <u>     2,038</u>

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3 years ago
On April 1, 2021, the Electronic Superstore borrows $23 million of which $7 million is due in 2022. Show how the company would r
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Current liabilities                                     NA

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Total liabilities                                   <u> 23,000,000 </u>                  

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$2,500

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Account Payable Beginning Balance Year 2 = $1,500

Utility Expense on account for the Year 2 = $3,500

Payment made on Account Payable in Year 2 = $2,000

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Balance at the end of the Year 2 = Beginning Balance of Year 2 + Expenses on Account for Year 2 - Payment Made on Account Payable

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Leah can choose between the following two options.

Option 1:

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