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vova2212 [387]
3 years ago
6

Why is important to have a checking account savings account and certificate of deposit?

Business
1 answer:
alexdok [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

So you can be prepared to handle future responsibilities about finances.

Explanation:

One prime example would be when you go to college you need to make decisions whether to keep the money or give it away for some fragile reasons/needs. Maintaining a checking account instills the habit to grow & safeguard the savings you might make working after school. Just my two cents! :)

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O $28,350 higher than under absorption costing.

0 $28,350 lower than under absorption costing.

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0 $78,750 higher than under absorption costing.

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Krepps Corporation

Under variable costing, the company's net operating income for the year would be:

0 $78,750 lower than under absorption costing

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Production units = 32,150 units

Sales units = 26,900 units

Production costs :

Direct materials                               $234, 695

Direct labor                                       $154, 320

Variable manufacturing overhead $279, 705

Fixed manufacturing overhead     $482, 250

Sales for the year                          $1,277,750

Variable selling and administrative expenses  $158,710

Fixed selling and administrative expenses      $212,190

Income Statement under variable costing:

Sales for the year                                               $1,277,750

Variable cost of goods sold                                $559,520

Variable selling and administrative expenses     $158,710

Total variable costs                                              $718,230

Contribution margin                                           $559,520

Fixed manufacturing overhead                         $482,250

Fixed selling and administrative expenses       $212,190

Total fixed costs                                                $694,440

Net operating loss                                             $134,920

Direct materials                               $234, 695

Direct labor                                       $154, 320

Variable manufacturing overhead $279, 705

Total variable manufacturing cost  $668,720

Production units =                            32,150

Unit costs = $20.60

Cost of goods sold = $559,520 ($20.80 * 26,900)

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Cost of goods sold                                              $963,020

Gross profit                                                           $314,730

Fixed selling and administrative expenses        $212,190

Variable selling and administrative expenses    $158,710

Total fixed costs                                                 $370,900

Net operating loss                                                $56,170

Direct materials                               $234, 695

Direct labor                                       $154, 320

Variable manufacturing overhead $279, 705

Fixed manufacturing overhead     $482, 250

Total manufacturing costs             $1,150,970

Production units = 32,150

Cost per unit = $35.80

Cost of goods sold = $963,020 ($35.80 * 26,900)

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