Answer:
The journal entry is as follows:
Explanation:
January 5 Patent A/c..................Dr $100,000
To Cash A/c............Cr $100,000
As patent is purchased so asset is increasing and any increase in asset would be debited. Therefore, patent account is debited. And it is purchased against cash and decrease in asset is credited. Therefore, cash account is credited.
December 31 Amortization expense- Patent................Dr $5,000
To Accumulated Amortization- Patent........Cr $5,000
Working Note:
Patent Cost is $100,000
Useful life is 20 years
Amortization expense = Patent Cost / Useful life of asset
= $100,000 / 20
= $5,000
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
a. Record the warranty accrual at the time of sale in 2020.
Debit Warranty expense = $250,000 × 1% = $2,500
Credit Warranty Liability $2,500
(To record the warranty accrual)
b. Record the adjustment to the warranty accrual for actual warranty costs in 2020.
Debit Warranty Liability $800
Credit Cash and Payables $800
Answer:
Weighted average cost per unit = $10.10
Explanation:
We know,
Under weighted average unit cost, the cost for purchased inventory = Total inventory costs ÷ total inventory in units
Given,
Total inventory in units = 205 + 310 = 515 units
Total inventory costs = (205 units × $9.50) + (310 units × $10.50)
= $1,947.50 + $3,255 = $5,202.50
Therefore,
Weighted average cost per unit = $5,202.50 ÷ 515 units
Weighted average cost per unit = $10.10
Therefore, the company will use this cost per unit to determine cost of goods sold and ending inventory.
Answer:
refers to performing the same tasks better than rivals perform them.
Explanation:
Operational effectiveness is refers to the situation in which the things excel. It helps in the progression of a work and brings change in the output of the company. When the inputs of the organization are used at the best possible way to bring the maximum outputs out of them, the company is said to be experiencing the operational efficiency. In this process the company excels and leaves the competitors behind.
