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d. A larger fixed assets turnover ratio and a larger gain on asset disposal
Explanation:
Accelerated depreciation is a method of depreciation whereby the book value of an asset is rapidly depreciated or reduced i.e at an accelerated rate.
This method usually minimizes taxable income in the initial years as a higher amount of depreciation is claimed.
Fixed assets turnover ratio refers to what percentage of net sales is attributable to an entity's fixed assets. It is expressed as:
Gain on sale of asset disposal = Sale value - Book Value
Book Value = Cost less accumulated depreciation till date
As can be seen, Average fixed assets balance would reduce thereby increasing fixed assets turnover ratio.
Similarly, due to higher depreciation charged, Book Value would be comparatively less, which would lead to larger gain on assets disposal in the initial years.
Answer:
$3,115,770
Explanation:
Given:
Current ratio = 3.60
Current liabilities = $401, 000
Quick ratio = 1.50
Inventory turnover = 3.70
Current ratio is calculated by dividing your current assets by your current liabilities.
Current Assets = 3.60 × 401,000
= $1,443,600
1.50 × 401,000 = 1,443,600 - Inventory
601,500 = 1,443,600 - Inventory
Inventory = 1,443,600 - 601,500
= $842,100
Cost of Goods Sold = 3.70 × 842,100
= $3,115,770