Answer:
There is something wrong with this question because October to February is not four months, it's five months.
We can calculate this assuming 3 months of 2016 (October, November, December) and 2 months of 2016 (November and December).
- 3 months of 2016 = ($22,400 / 4 months) x 3 months = $16,800
- 2 months of 2016 = ($22,400 / 4 months) x 2 months = $11,200
No option is correct.
Answer:
Allocation rate Machining= $50 per machine hour
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Estimated Machining cost= $4,000,000
Estimated Number of machine hours= 80,000
<u>To calculate the allocation rate for the Machining department, we need to use the following formula:</u>
Allocation rate Machining= total estimated costs for the period/ total amount of allocation base
Allocation rate Machining= 4,000,000 / 80,000
Allocation rate Machining= $50 per machine hour
Answer: The correct option is C.
Explanation: From the scenario given above, we can see that Thomas has not shown any intention to replace the expensive team members, the only option in this case would then be to properly utilize their expertise to the advantage of the company.
In order to do this therefore, a SWOT analysis would need to be carried out and utilized in gaining an edge over the competition.
In this case, Thomas would make sure that the expertise of all his team members are brought to bare, the company would analyze the competition to see where it is lacking in customer satisfaction, and then try to gain the upper hand by including features in their product that the competition does not have in theirs.
This strategy will help in achieving a competitive advantage.
Answer:
the depreciation expense on the equipment will be 1,785 for tax purpose.
Explanation:
We will look into the MACRS (Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System)
table for a property of seven years placen into service in the 4th quarter:
Which give us 3.57%
now we multiply the basis by the coefficient and get the value for depreciation
50,000 x 3.57% = 1,785 depreciation expense under MACRS
Answer:
$1.28
Explanation:
The computation of the earning per share is shown below:
As we know that
Earning per share = Net income ÷ Number of shares outstanding
where,
Net income is
Earning before interest and taxes $24,600
Less: Interest
($60,000 × 6%) - $3,600
Income before tax $21,000
Less: tax for 40% - $8,400
Earning after tax $12,600
Less: Preference dividend
(1,500 shares × $5) -$7,500
Income available $5,100
So the earning per share is
= $5,100 ÷ $4,000
= $1.28
