Answer: It is a No problem gift.
The first type of no-problem gift is personal property.
on which you did not claim Section 179 expensing,
that is not listed property, and
that would not produce a deductible tax loss if sold by you.
Explanation:
Answer: Storming stage
Explanation: Jeff's group in the question are passing through the Storming stage in team development.
The Storming stage is a stage in team development, where members of a team's differences in individual characters clash and almost disrupts the progress of the team.
Answer:
Closing Inventory = $550000
Explanation:
The cost of the closing inventory at December 31 can be calculated by taking the trading part of the income statement where we calculate the cost of the goods sold. The cost of the goods sold is the cost associated with the sale of goods made during the year. The cost of the goods sold is calculated as follows,
Cost of Goods sold = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory
Plugging in the values of Cost of goods sold, opening inventory and purchases, we can calculate the closing inventory.
1025000 = 625000 + 950000 - Closing Inventory
Closing Inventory = 1575000 - 1025000
Closing Inventory = $550000
Answer:
$1,050 favorable
Explanation:
The computation of the fixed overhead budget variance is shown below:
= Actual fixed overhead - budgeted fixed overhead
where,
Budgeted fixed overhead is
= $3.75 × 1,400 units
= $5,250
And, the actual fixed overhead is $4,200
So, the fixed overhead budget variance is
= $4,200 - $5,250
= $1,050 favorable
Since the budgeted fixed overhead is more than the actual one so it would be favorable
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