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Andrei [34K]
4 years ago
9

When calculating the afterminustax weighted average cost of capital​ (WACC), which of the following costs is adjusted for taxes

in the​ equation?A. The before−tax cost of preferred stock
B.The before−tax cost of equity
C.The after−tax cost of debt
D.The before−tax cost of debt
Business
1 answer:
sergey [27]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The before-tax cost of debt is adjusted for tax in the computation of weighted average cost of capital.

The correct answer is  D

Explanation:

In the calculation of weighted average cost of capital, the before tax cost of debt is adjusted for tax so as to obtain the after-tax cost of debt. Cost of equity and cost of preferred stocks will not be adjusted for tax.

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Jaguar Ltd purchased a machine on 1 July 2016 at the cost of $640,000. The machine is expected to have a useful life of 5 years
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Answer:

Jaguar Ltd

Profit before tax =                          $600,000

Add non-allowed expenses for 2017:

Entertainment expense  $60,000

Unpaid salary expense   $80,000  140,000

Less

Depreciation (difference) 32,000

Unreceived interest         70,000    102,000

a) Adjusted taxable profit             $638,000

a) Tax Payable 30% * $638,000      191,400

b) Computation of Deferred tax liability:

Depreciation             $32,000

Unreceived interest $70,000

Total                        $102,000

30% * $102,000

= $30,600

Computation of Deferred tax asset:

Unpaid salary expense   $80,000

30% * $80,000

= $24,000

c) Journal entries on 30 June 2017:

Debit Income Tax Expense $191,400

Credit Income Tax Payable $191,400

To record the tax expense for the year.

Debit Deferred Tax Asset $24,000

Credit Income Tax Expense $24,000

To create deferred tax asset on deductible expense.

Debit Income Tax Expense $30,600

Credit Deferred Tax Liability $30,600

To create deferred tax liability on deferred income.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

July 1 2016 Equipment purchased = $640,000

Useful life = 5 years

Depreciation basis = straight-line

Depreciable amount = $640,000/5 = $128,000

ATO Useful life = 4 years

Depreciable amount under ATO = $640,000/4 = $160,000

Profit before tax =                          $600,000

Add non-allowed expenses for 2017:

Entertainment expense  $60,000

Unpaid salary expense   $80,000  140,000

Less

Depreciation (difference) 32,000

Unreceived interest         70,000    102,000

a) Adjusted taxable profit             $638,000

a) Tax Payable 30% * $638,000      191,400

b) Computation of Deferred tax liability:

Temporary Differences:

Depreciation             $32,000

Unreceived interest $70,000

Total                        $102,000

30% * $102,000

= $30,600

Computation of Deferred tax asset:

Deductible expense:

Unpaid salary expense   $80,000

30% * $80,000

= $24,000

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The EOQ is 980 units and should reduce the fixed ordering cost to an amount of $62.50.

<u>Explanation:</u>

a) Annual demand=Qty per mth multiply with 12 = 1000 multiply with 12 =12000

Annual demand in USD, A= 12000 multiply with USD 100 (cost of each part) = USD 1200000

Preparation cost, P= 4 hrs changeover time multiply with USD 250 per hr = USD 1000

Annual holding cost, I = 25% = 0.25

EOQ in USD= Root over (2 multiply with A multiply with P divide by I ) = USD 9.79 multiply with 10000 = USD 98000

EOQ in nos. = USD 98000 divide by USD 100 (cos of each part) = 980 units

b)  Q = 980 divide by 4 = 245

In this case, annual carryring cost, C = EOQ 980 by 4 multiply with 0.5 multiply with Unit cost USD 100 multiply with 0.25 = USD 3062.50

Annual demand, D = 1000 per month multiply with 12 = 12000

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Explanation:

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                                            Omaha                   Kansas City

fixed costs                          $1,000,000             $1,200,000

variable costs per u.               $30                             $45

expected sales                   9,925 units               10,225 units

expected profits:

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sales revenue                     $1,875,825                $1,932,525

- variable costs                   ($297,750)                 ($460,125)

- fixed costs                     <u> ($1,000,000) </u>             <u>($1,200,000)  </u>

gross profit                           $578,075                   $272,400

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Primara Corporation has a standard cost system in which it applies overhead to products based on the standard direct labor-hours
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Answer:

1. The fixed portion of the predetermined overhead rate for the year is $10,000 per direct labor hour.

2. The fixed overhead budget variance is $4,000 unfavourable and the fixed overhead volume variance is $10,000 favourable.

Explanation:

In order to calculate the the fixed portion of the predetermined overhead rate for the year we would have to use the following formula:

predetermined overhead rate for the year=<u>Total fixed overhead cost year</u>

                                                                          Budgeted direct labor-hours

                                                                     =$ 250,000/25,000

                                                                      =$10,000

1. The fixed portion of the predetermined overhead rate for the year is $10,000 per direct labor hour.

In order to calculate the fixed overhead budget variance, we use the following formula:

2. fixed overhead budget variance=Actual fixed overhead cost for the year- budgeted fixed overhead cost for the year

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                                                     =$4,000 unfavourable

In order to calculate the fixed overhead volume variance, we use the following formula:

fixed overhead volume variance=budgeted fixed overhead cost for the year-fixed overhead appliead to work in process

                                                     =$ 250,000-(26,000×10)

                                                     =$10,000 favourable

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