Answer:
See explanation section.
Explanation:
June 1 Petty Cash $450
Cash $450
To record opening of petty cash.
12 Cash $11,381
Cash short and Over $14
Sales $11,367
To record the sales and finding the cash short and over.
30 Store Supplies $50
Merchandise Inventory $108
Office Supplies $106
Miscellaneous Administrative Expense $146
Cash Short and Over $6
Cash $416
To record the expenses cash short and over.
30 Cash $21,860
Cash Short and Over $19
Sales $21,879
To record the sales and finding the cash short and over.
30 Petty Cash $113
Cash $113
To record the increase of petty cash.
Answer:
a) b.20,000
b) b.20,000
Explanation:
a) Number of common stocks issued = 200,000/10
= 20,000
So, 5000 stocks remain with company.
Number of common stocks outstanding = 20000
b) b. 20,000
Answer:
$52,800
Explanation:
The computation of the increase or decrease in net income is shown below:
Particulars Reject Accept net income or decrease
Revenue
(6,000 × $30) $198,000 $198,000
Less:
Cost
($6,600 × ($21 + $1) $145,200 -$145,200
Net $52,800 $52,800
Since the amount comes in positive so the spcial order should be accepted
Answer: Menu cost
Explanation:
Menu cost is the cost to a firm due to constant price changes. The name was coined from restaurants who changed their prices constantly by printing new menus.
For a wider definition, the menu costs also include the re-tagging of items, updating of computer systems, and hiring consultants in order to develop new pricing strategies and the costs of printing menus.