Answer:
a. Supplies Expense $3,700Supplies $3,700
Explanation:
The entries required when supplies are purchased is
Debit Supplies account
Credit cash/accounts payable
At the point of use of these supplies, the entries required are
Debit Supplies expense account
Credit supplies account
Hence the supplies used
= $5,000 - $1,300
= $3,700
Entries to be posted to adjust
Debit Supplies expense account $3,700
Credit supplies account $3,700
Regular Admission (All Day)
Individual rate Monday-Friday (No Holidays) - $42.99 plus tax
Individual rate Saturday-Sunday (And Holidays) - $47.99 plus tax
Children 2 and under are free
Answer:
i think is B correct me if i wrong
Answer:
= $132,000.
Explanation:
There are two types of fixed costs, general fixed cost and specific fixed cost.
<u><em>General fixed costs </em></u><em>are those that cannot be traced to a specific product rather they are incurred for the benefit of all of the product being produced. For example,the rent of the factory where three products are being produced</em>
So they are unavoidable should a product be ceased for production that is they would still be incurred either way.
<u>S</u><u><em>pecific fixed costs </em></u><em>are those incurred specifically for a particular product and as such they would be saved should the product be discontinued. For example , if a special machine that cost $4000 a month to rent is used to produce a product. The $4000 would be saved should the production of the product ceases</em>
The net operating cost of the company would increase by the amount of the avoidable specific fixed cost:
=$90,000 + $42,000
= $132,000.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
A cost sheet is a statement that contains all the cost incurred on a cost unit or a cost centre. A typical cost sheet will accumulate all the direct and indirect material consumed in the production of a product. Also included in the cost sheet is direct labor incurred in the making of a product including allocated overhead. With this, the margin on a product can be observed from a cost sheet.