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Oduvanchick [21]
3 years ago
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In a ____________, all functional activities are controlled by a product group at headquarters; local managers do not usually pr

ovide input into product decisions and are involved only in local administrative, legal, and financial affairs.
Business
1 answer:
german3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Global product division structure.

Explanation:

A Global product division structure is a business structure where the central headquarters controls the activities of it's branches which are located in different countries, especially when it involves key decision making process in the business.

The various member branches of the global product division structure has a manager who supervises the daily runnings of the business and gives a report back to it's central headquarters.

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Answer:

<h2>Shanika Company </h2>

Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured For the Year Ended December 31, 20Y6:

Materials:

Beginning Inventory              $457,760

Purchases                                 850,190

Cost of materials available $1,307,950

Less Ending Inventory            563,040

Cost of materials used                          $744,910

Beginning Work in process                    823,970

Direct Labor                                            867,080

Factory Overhead                                  298,430

Less Ending Work in process               (765,730)

Cost of goods manufactured          $1,968,660

Explanation:

1) Data and Calculations:

a) Shanika Company for 20Y6:

Inventories          January 1     December 31

Materials               $457,760      $563,040

Work in process     823,970         765,730

Finished goods       791,920         782,630

Advertising expense $382,300

Depreciation expense-office equipment 54,050

Depreciation expense-factory equipment 72,630

Direct labor 867,080

Heat, light, and power-factory 28,720

Indirect labor 101,350

Materials purchased 850,190

Office salaries expense 296,720

Property taxes-factory 23,650

Property taxes-headquarters building 48,980

Rent expense-factory 39,980

Sales 3,980,690

Sales salaries expense 488,720

Supplies-factory 19,710

Miscellaneous costs-factory 12,390

b) Factory Overhead:

Depreciation expense       $72,630

Heat, light, and power         28,720

Indirect labor                       101,350  

Property taxes-factory        23,650

Rent expense-factory         39,980

Supplies-factory                    19,710

Miscellaneous costs            12,390

Total Factory overhead $298,430

c) The cost of goods manufactured is made up of the costs of materials, direct labor, work in process, and manufacturing overhead.

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1. The expected level of income from operations is:

= $266,000.

2. Flexible Budget Performance Report for the year

                                          Flexible        Actual         Variance

                                          Budget        Budget

Sales revenue               $480,000     $480,000       $0

Variable costs                   96,000         112,000      $16,000 U

Fixed costs                      150,000        145,000          5,000 F

Net operating income $234,000     $223,000       $11,000 U

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a) Data and Calculations:

Expected production units = $20,000

Expected sales based on 20,000 units = $400,000 at $20 per unit

Variable costs = $80,000 at $4 per unit

Fixed costs = $150,000

Expected sales based on 26,000 units

Expected level of income from operations:

Sales revenue = $520,000 ($20 * 26,000)

Variable cost =      104,000 ($4 * 26,000)

Fixed cost =          150,000

Net income =    $266,000

Actual sales revenue for the year = $480,000 (24,000 * $20)

Actual variable costs =                          112,000 (24,000 * $4.67)

Actual fixed costs =                              145,000

Net operating income =                    $223,000

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(a) Jan 1

Dr Cash                    300,000

Cr Bond payable    300,000

( to record cash receipt from bond issuance at par)

(b) Jul 1

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Cr Cash                                15,000

( to record payment of interest expenses calculated as 300,000 x 10% /2)

(c) Dec 31

Dr Interest expenses           15,000

Cr Interest payable             15,000

( to record incurred of interest expenses calculated as 300,000 x 10% /2)

2. The bonds in question 1 were issued at 98.

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Dr Discount on Bond                  6,000

Cr Bond Payable                    300,000

( to record cash receipt from bond issuance in which Cash receipt = 300,000 * 98%; Bond Payable is recorded at par $300,000; The difference is recorded as Dr Discount on Bond $6,000)

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Cr Discount on bond                  6,00

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( to record interest expenses incurred which is consists of $15,000 cash payment and the amortization of Discount on bond account calculated as 6,000/10 interest payment period)

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Dr Interest expenses                 15,600

Cr Discount on bond                  6,00

Cr Interest Payable                    15,000

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(b) Jul 1

Dr Interest expenses                    14,100

Dr Premium on bond                       900

Cr Cash                                         15,000

( to record interest expenses incurred which is consists of $15,000 cash payment minus the allocation of Premium on bond account calculated as 9,000/10 interest payment period)

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Dr Interest expenses                    14,100

Dr Premium on bond                       900

Cr Interest Payable                       15,000

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