Answer:
LIFO. usually results in a balance sheet valuation of inventory farthest away from its economic value. LIFO. would result in the highest after-tax cash flow in periods of rising prices and non-decreasing levels of inventory.
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Answer:
production schedule for July = 815 10-inch skillets
Explanation:
price of 10-inch skillet $28
projected sales 625 units
costs:
- direct materials $6
- direct labor $3
- manufacturing overhead $5
- sales and administrative expenses $1,000
beginning inventory 60 units
ending inventory 40% of August sales
production during July = (projected sales - beginning inventory) + (40% x projected sales August) = (625 units - 60 units) + (40% x 625 units) = 565 units + 250 units = 815 10-inch skillets
Answer: Total deduction= $2,528
Explanation:
25000*0.2*0.8=4,000
Auto maximum = $3,160
Total deduction = 3,160*0.8
Total deduction= $2,528
Answer: Debit Notes Receivable 7,800
Sales(to record sales) 7,800
Explanation:
When a customer signs a promissory note in exchange for commodity then the entry to record sales is recorded by debiting notes receivable.
here, sales = $7,800 = Debit Notes Receivable
The entry to record the sales transaction would be
Debit Notes Receivable 7,800
Sales(to record sales) 7,800
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