Answer:
Landing cost = 56.49 dollars per barrel.
Explanation:
Buying Cost of oil barrel = 1,800 Rubles, which is equal to 27.50 USD per barrel.
Shipping Cost = 20 Krones, which is equal to 2.35 USD per barrel.
Refining Cost = 20 Euros, which is equal to 22.82 USD per barrel.
Transportation Cost = 200 Philippine peso, which is equal to 3.82 USD per barrel.
Therefore, to find landing cost of the above mentioned transaction = 27.50 + 2.35 + 22.82 + 3.82 = 56.49 USD per barrel.
Answer:
A
B
B
Explanation:
The purchase of treasury stock from shareholders would cost the company $10,800($27*400) which would be credited to cash account and debited to treasury stock,hence option A is correct.
The correct answer to the second question is that equity section of the balance sheet consists of common stock amount,plus paid in capital in excess of par plus retained earnings minus treasury stock i.e$671,000($60,000+$222,000+$402,000-$13000)
Stock dividend=issued and outstanding shares*14%*$15
=200,000*14%=28000
The common stock would credited with $56,000(28,000*$2)
The correct option is common stock is credited with $56,000
Answer:
Employees frequently complain about the inconsistent assistance they receive from the HR department due to its large size.
Explanation:
Having a specialized, embedded HR unit is beneficial to each, specific unit, as HR would cater to every department and its special needs. On the contrary, centralized HR tends to give inconsistent help, as they always assign a different person or team when a problem arises.
So, if the employees complained that they cannot receive adequate help from the centralized HR, it would be wise to do what Roberta suggested.
Answer:
(the image attached) for the monthly production budget for january through June
Explanation:
1st We will list each month sales
Then, we will calcualte the desired ending inventory as 110% of next month sales:
february sales 2,750
So, January ending inventory: 2,750 x 1.10 = 3,025
And so on with all the months.
Then we subtract the beginning inventory as those units are already produced/ in company's stocks
Giving as a result the units to be produced.