Answer:
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Answer:
960,000 units
Explanation:
In order to maintain the desired ending inventory, the following relationship must be true.
Beginning inventory + produced units = expected sales + desired ending inventory
Skyline, Inc. has a planned production of 900,000 units, a desired beginning inventory of 160,000 units, and a desired ending inventory of 100,000 units. Therefore:

960,000 units are estimated to be sold.
Answer:
1) 24.4%
2) 67.4%
Explanation:
The basis on which overheads are to be applied is considered under 'denominator' value.
1)
Numerator = Estimated factory $122,000
Denominator = Direct Labor $500,000
Overhead Rate = 122,000 / 500,000 = 0.244 ==> 24.4%
2)
Numerator = Estimated factory overhead $122,000
Denominator = Direct Material $181,000
Overhead Rate = 122,000 / 181,000 = 0.674 ==> 67.4%
Answer:
In the salary expense account, the posting reference that will be found is Cash 11.
Explanation:
This posting reference shows that the contra entry was made in the Cash account which has a reference number of 11. The Posting Reference is a field that facilitates cross-referencing (showing the other account involved in the transaction) or interlinking between the journal and the ledger in the posting process. Posting reference columns are present in both the journal and the ledger. It is also known as the Folio. This is because with the double entry system of accounting, each transaction must reflect at least two accounts that are affected on the debit side and the credit side.
Answer:
measures the rate of return on the book value of shareholders' total investment in the company.
Explanation:
Return on equity is referred to by the acronym ROI measures the rate of return on the book value of shareholders' total investment in the company.
The formula for calculating Return on Investment is Net Profit as a percentage of Total Investment.
Total investment here refers to net worth, which is total assets minus total liabilities; which gives the same value as equity.
That explains why the measure is referred to as Return on equity.