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aleksley [76]
3 years ago
13

airline tickets may be charged directly to the organization, or the traveler may pay and be reimbursed by the company?

Business
1 answer:
bogdanovich [222]3 years ago
5 0
They can be, depending on the employing companies/firms travel restrictions. In recent years travel benefits have been offered as perks, bonuses, and investment incentives.
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Preparation of the entries for January 22 and February 27.

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                            <u>Weighted-average method</u>

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Production started                    28,000

Total units                                  30,000

Units accounted for:

1. Completed and transferred

out                                             23,000        23,000        23,000

                                                                 (23,000 × 100%)

Ending work-in-progress          7,000          7,000           2,800

                                                               (7,000 × 100%) (7,000 × 40%)

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                                                  ($25,600 + $30,720)

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period                                  $375,000      $341,000            $716,000

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Total equivalent unit

of production                         $30,000      $25,800

3. Cost per equivalent unit   $14.00         $15.40

Cost accounted for

4. Completed and transferred

out                                         $322,000     $354,200         $676,200

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