Answer:
The answer is: Physical asset specificity
Explanation:
In a business to business relationship, physical asset specificity refers to an asset, or product or service designed to fit a particular or specialized customer's need.
In this case, True Tomato needs a very specific type of bottle that probably no other ketchup manufacturer may use or want to use. So their bottle supplier specifically manufactures the tomato shaped bottle to meet True Tomato's specific requirements.
Answer:
C. Ron’s basis in his stock is $27,000
Explanation:
Income recognized on services rendered $21,000
Add basis of $6,000
Ron stock basis $27,000
The property contributed by Ron is not considered insignificant compared to the value of the services he has rendered, which is why the entire contribution is counted as being for property.
Hence, the control requirement is satisfied and a valid § 351 transaction results. Ron’s stock basis is $27,000 [$6,000 (basis of cattle transferred) + $21,000 (income recognized on services rendered)]
Answer: Personnel selection
Explanation: In simple words, personnel selection is a single term used for the collection of activities recruitment, hiring and acculturation. It involves appointing the suitable individual for the job vacant in the firm.
In the given case, Ed is hiring a human resource professional for his firm. Thus, from the above we can conclude that he should use the term personnel selection.
Answer:
Overhead= $6,000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Job 403:
Direct material= $40,000
Total manufacturing costs = $50,000
Boxer applies overhead at 150% of direct labor cost.
Total manufacturing costs= direct material + direct labor + allocated overhead
50,000= 40,000 + (direct labor + allocated overhead)
(direct labor + allocated overhead)= $10,000
<u>We know that overhead is 50% higher than direct labor. In 100%, direct labor would de 40% and overhead 60%.</u>
direct labor=10,000*0.4= $4,000
Overhead= 10,000*0.6= $6,000
