First is responsibility to environment, customer, employee, and investorsThen is gathering, analysis, impact, and judgment.
Defensive, proactive, obstructionist, accommodativeUtility, rights, justice, caring.
Answer:
Product costs are.
Explanation:
Often the information needed by internal managers stands in sharp contrast to external reporting requirements promulgated by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
GAAP requires full costing and management decision making requires incremental information.
According to GAAP, all manufacturing costs must be treated as product costs, and all selling and administrative costs must be treated as period costs.
Material cost + labor costs incurred directly in producing the product + other production or indirect production overhead costs.
If the products are in inventory, the costs are recorded as assets. If they have been sell, the are recorded as costs of goods sold.
Answer:
C. protects the current shareholders against a dilution of their ownership interests.
Explanation:
Preemptive rights are rights given to shareholders in an organization allowing them to buy additional shares in any future issue in order to maintain their percentage ownership, before the shares are available to the general public. It guards against dilution or decrease in a shareholders stake or ownership interest buy allowing them buy more shares for future issues before it is available for the general public to own shares. In doing so, shareholders avoid involuntary dilution.
Answer:$616
Explanation:
The insurance policy is a policy on an annual basis in which premium are paid in advance to enable the insurance firm to provide cover for the clients.
Cost of insurance
$0.84* ($88000/100)
= $732.92 per annum
However since the insurance was cancelled after 10 months he will only be responsible for 10 months.
$739.2/12*10
=$616
Answer: $9025 §1231 loss
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Sumner sold equipment that it uses in its business for $30,800 and that the equipment was bought a few years ago for $79,600.00 and has claimed $39,775 of depreciation expense.
Assuming this is Sumner's only disposition for the year, the amount and type or character of Sumner's gain or loss goes thus:
The book value of the equipment will be:
= $79600 - $39775
= $39825
Since the equipment is sold for $30,800, the loss will be:
= $39825 - $30800
= $9025
It should be noted that there will be no depreciation recapture because the asset is sold for a loss.