Answer:
1. $3,380
2. $2,175
Explanation:
Part 1
Predetermined overhead rate = Total Overheads for the Company ÷ Total Direct labor-hours for the Company
= $ 15,080,000 ÷ 232,000
= $65
Overheads applied to Job Bravo = ( 30 x $65) + (22 x $65) = $3,380
Part 2
<em>Assembly department</em>
Predetermined overhead rate = $ 7,250,000 ÷ 145,000
= $50
<em>Assembly department</em>
Predetermined overhead rate = $ 7,830,000 ÷ 290,000
= $27
Overheads applied to Job Bravo = (30 x $50) + (25 x $27) = $2,175
Answer:
Effect on income= $0
Explanation:
<u>Because the company has excess capacity and it is a special offer that would not affect normal sales, we will not include the fixed costs.</u>
Effect on income= total sales revenue - total variable cost
Effect on income= 24*4,960 - (20 + 4)*4,960
Effect on income= $0
Answer:
a) the correct answer is "B"
b) the correct answer is "C"
Explanation:
a) the correct answer is "B"
relies on nominal GDP which might have increased because of price increases and not output increases. As nominal GDP accounts for the price and it is calculated at the current price level. The answer is "B".
b) the correct answer is "C"
We can ask for growth rate of real GDP which excludes price change.
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Answer:
They should be reported in 2 different parts, first under current liabilities as:
Then under long term liabilities:
- Notes payable expected to be refinanced $1,044,000
Explanation:
the total short term notes payable on December 31 = $1,313,000
- $1,044,000 were paid off by issuing common stocks, so that portion of the debt must be reported as notes payable expected to be refinanced (or refinanced debt)
- the remaining $269,000 which were paid using cash reserves must be reported as current notes payable