Answer:
The correct answer is C. Common fixed costs.
Explanation:
A fixed cost is an expense that the company must incur, even if the company operates at medium speed, or does not, which is why they are so important in the financial structure of any company.
This is the case, for example, of payments such as leasing, since this, if nothing is sold, must be paid. It also happens with almost all labor payments, public services, insurance, etc.
Perhaps the main component of fixed costs is labor, therefore, it is not surprising that companies struggle every day for greater labor flexibility that allows them to convert those fixed costs into variables.
Answer:
c. The party who has title to the inventory while in transit.
Explanation:
If you sell or buy FOB shipping point, then you could use this type of accounting method. The title of the goods is transferred immediately (as soon as the goods leave the seller's premises). But if the transactions are FOB destination, the title of the goods is transferred only after the goods have been delivered.
<span>Inez is still obligated to accept delivery of the boat because it is still the boat that she contracted out and built to the specifications that she requested. Just because it was contracted out to another company doesn't mean that she didn't get what she wanted for the price she wanted. If she didn't have a specific design then she might have an argument, however she did and it was built to that design specs.</span>
We
should note that the bond investment account is recorded at cost by the Bondholder
or Investor.
The
cost or price is calculated as:
Cost
= $90,000 * 86.4%
Cost
= $90,000 * 0.864 = $77,760
Therefore,
the entry to record should be:
<span>debit
Held-to-Maturity Investment in Bonds for $77,760 and credit Cash for $77,760</span>
