Spiritually, risky behavior can truly take a toll. If you are religious, your actions won’t be in line with your beliefs (most likely). There is a trickle down effect from there. Lots of times, risky behavior makes a person feel paranoid because a person is doing things s/he feels is wrong. All of that takes a toll on a person physically. When you compromise yourself, you will tend to be on an emotional roller coaster. Not a great way to live
Answer:
$85,000
Explanation:
Given that,
Shares sold = 50,000 shares of $3 par common stock for $5
Buys back = 10% of its common shares outstanding for $7 per share
Total equity on December 31 = $300,000
Balance in stockholder's equity without retained earnings:
= Beginning balance in stockholder's equity + Increase in stockholder's equity - Decrease in stockholder's equity
= $0 + (50,000 × $5) - (50,000 × 10% × $7)
= $250,000 - $35,000
= $215,000
Retained earnings on December 31:
= Total equity at December 31 - Balance in stockholder's equity without retained earnings
= $300,000 - $215,000
= $85,000
Answer:
$ 44000
Explanation:
Given:
Actual overhead manufacturing cost, Ac = $ 352000
Actual direct labor hours, Ah = 56000
Estimated manufacturing overhead cost, Ec = $ 330000
Estimated direct labor hour, Eh = 60000
Now,
Predetermined Overhead Rate = Ec/Eh
on substituting the values in the above formula we get
= $ 330000/60000 = 5.5
also,
Underapplied Overhead = Ac + (Ah × Predetermined Overhead Rate)
on substituting the values in the above formula we get
Underapplied Overhead = 352000 - (56000 × 5.5)
or
Underapplied Overhead = $ 44000
The example that is inconsistent with the provisions of the UCC for contract remedies for a seller's breach of contract is:
b.) A toy company sells a defective rocket launcher that injures a young boy. The sales contract excludes responsibility for all consequential damages related to the sale of its products, so the company only agrees to refund the cost of the defective toy.
<h3>What is UCC for contract remedies for a seller's breach of contract?</h3>
Consumers have up to six years to raise concerns relating to breach of contract, even though the goods under the contract may not last up to this period. Therefore, the provision by the appliance manufacturer that buyers have a maximum of six months to raise concerns is inconsistent with the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). The code sets the same comprehensive laws for all commercial activities in the US.
Thus, option "C" is correct.
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