Answer:
<h2> particular. l.f. Dr. rs. Cr. rs. </h2>
I) bank a/c. 1,00,00.
to capital a/c. 1,00,00
( being business started with bank balance)
II) purchase a/c 40,000.
to bank a/c. 40,000
(being goods purchased on credit)
III) BANK A/C 20,000.
TO GOODS A/C 20,000
(BEING GOODS SOLD ON CREDIT)
IV) FURNITURE A/C. 60,000.
TO BANK A/C. 60,000
(BEING FURNITURE PURCHASED ON CREDIT)
V) BANK A/C. 10,000.
TO FURNITURE A/C 10,000
(BEING FURNITURE SOLD ON CREDIT)
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Answer:
B)Perpetual inventory systems require more detailed inventory records.
Explanation:
Under the <em><u>Perpetual inventory system</u></em>, every time a good is sold the cost of goods sold (COGS) needs to be determined. That is the reason the details are so important.
Many times it varies because different units in inventory were purchased at different prices and times. <em>Inflation </em>might be a factor the prices changes too.
However, in the <u><em>Periodic inventory system</em></u>, (COGS) is determined at the end of the accounting period, so the person in charge of keeping the records usually checks the <em>Inventory</em> account at the end of the year to know COGS.
Answer: 25%
Explanation:
The annual rate of return is calculated by simply dividing the Annual income by the average investment.
Annual Income
Annual revenues of $133,500
Annual expenses of $76,000
Annual Income = Revenues - Expenses
Annual Income = $57,500
Average Investment
Calculated by dividing the Addition of the beginning and ending (salvage value) Investment figure by 2.
= (449,000+11,000)/2
= $230,000
Annual Rate of return is therefore,
= 57,500/230,000
= 0.25
= 25%
Answer:
The Journal entries are as follows:
(i) Manufacturing Overheads Account Dr. $900
To Accumulated Depreciation $300
To Cash account $100
To Utilities payable $500
(To record the expenses incurred)
(ii) Work in process inventory A/c ($1.50 × 450) Dr. $675
To Manufacturing Overhead $675
(To record the allocation of overhead at the predetermined rate of $1.50 per machine hour)