Answer:
Aria Perfume, Inc.
There are two performance obligations involved in each sale of a box of soap.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Number of boxes of white musk soap sold during January 2021 = 3,210
Sales price per box = $90
Performance Obligations:
Sale of box = $87.30 (97%)
Refund for returned boxes = $2.70 (3%)
Total Sales revenue to be accounted for = $280,233
Total refund expense to be accounted for = $8,667
Cash receipts should total = $288,900
b) The performance obligations are for the sale of a box of soap (97%) and refund (3%). With a sales price of $90 per box, the sales obligation should be $87.30 per box, while the refund obligation has $2.70 per box, which must be provided and accounted for separately.
A. Vending Machine is a nonstore retailer
Answer:
It is a disadvantage to continue processing QI. The lost on profit is= $5500
Explanation:
Product QI has been allocated $18,300 of the total joint costs of $39,000.
A total of 2,500 units of product QI are produced.
Product QI can be sold at the split-off point for $14 per unit.
It can be processed further for an additional total cost of $10,500 and then sold for $16 per unit.
<u>Split-off point:</u>
Sales= 2500q*$14=$35000
Total cost=$18300
Profit=$16700
<u>Post-split-off:</u>
Sales=2500*16=$40000
Cost previous split-off=$18300
Added cost= $10500
Profit=$11200
Comparing profits (16700>11200) it is not beneficial to continue processing QI products.