Answer:
Sunland Company
Cost of goods manufactured Schedule
For the year ended
Work in progress 15,470
Direct Materials
Raw material 22,250
Add: Raw material purchased <u>154,500</u>
Total raw material available for use 176,750
Less: Raw material inventory <u>32,850</u>
Direct material used 143,890
Direct labor 225,290
Manufacturing overhead <u>183,120</u>
Total manufacturing costs <u>552,300</u>
Total cost of work in progress 567,770
Less: Work in process inventory <u>18,560</u>
Cost of goods manufactured <u>549,210</u>
Answer:B. Amanda must advise Sean and Dianne promptly of the inaccuracy and the consequences provided by Internal Revenue Code and Regulations.
Explanation:
Sean and Dianne have probably engaged Amanda at the end of the tax year and they are to face implications of the transactions as it relates to tax matters, Amanda is to provide them with legislation in relation to the matter to educate them in future tax transactions.
Answer:
Savings in additional cost as result of making $154,350.00
Explanation:
The relevant costs for this decision would be the variable cost of production and the external cost of purchase.
Unit variable cost of internal production
= 10.80 + 9.80 + 4.10 = $24.7
Variable cost of making ( $24.7 × 49,000) = 1,210,300.00
Variable cost of Buying ($27.85 × 49,000) = <u>1,364,650.00</u>
Savings in additional cost as result of making <u> 154,350.00</u>
Note that the fixed cost is irrelevant for the purpose of the make or buy decision . This is so because they would be incurred either way. Hence, they are not to be considered for the analysis
D: It is both a short run and long run decision.
Explanation:
Whether its a short run or long run decision, it is determined by when the benefit will accrue to the entity.
Thus employing 5 more workers in the short run is going to help the entity whiles in the long run also they are going to be a developed staff which will benefit the entity in the long run.
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