Answer: Lindsay took out a Loan to purchase her new home. Lindsay also paid money in advance this is known as a down payment. If Lindsay dose not make her loan payment on time the bank will most likely foreclose.
Answer:
Variable Cost -$448,000
Explanation:
The contribution margin formula it's : Net Sales - Variable Costs: Contribution Margin
The contribution margin indicates how much money the company has to cover its expenses not included in the cost of the goods or the variable costs, it is the remaining amount that is used to pay the administrative and sales expenses.
In this case:
Sales : 16.000 x $40 (price) = $640,000
Contribution Margin 30% which means 30%*$640,000 = $192,000
The difference it's the Variable Costs = -$448.000
Answer:
$48,000
Explanation:
Computation for Brain's cash flows from operating activities
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Net income$45,000
Add: Decrease in Account receivable $1,000
($23,000-$22,000)
Add: Increase in Account Payable $2,000
($26,000-$28,000)
Cash flows from operating activities $48,000
Therefore Brain's cash flows from operating activities would be: $48,000
Answer:
c. Purchase cost of existing machine
Explanation:
Relevant costs are the incremental costs that can be avoided by avoiding the functional activity with which the costs are associated.
Maintenance costs are relevant as they are directly linked to the use of machinery and as such are incremental with the use. The same is the case with the maintenance costs of the existing machine as they are avoidable if the new machine is purchased.
Expected cost savings would be incremental with the improved new machine. These cost savings thus are relevant.
Resale value of existing machine are also relevant as these would contribute towards the purchase of new machine.
The purchase price of existing machine is irrelevant as the machine cost has already been paid and regardless of purchasing the new machine or not, this cost is not a part of any calculations.
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