Answer:
The impact of eliminating the backpack division
Particulars Amount
Decrease in contribution margin $480,500 ($950500-$470,000)
<u>Decrease in Expenses:</u>
Fixed expenses <u>$208,800 </u> ($70522,000*40%)
Decrease in Net operating income <u>$271,700</u> (Financial disadvantage)
Answer:
C) 0.0 percent
Explanation:
The net return on any investment is what we receive from the investment in addition to the purchase price paid.
In the given instance the investor pays $22.50 per share as an investment cost, to acquire such shares. Number of shares purchased = 500
Now at the end of the period the shares are sold for $21 each
Also the dividend per share received is $1.50
Thus, total return = $21 + $1.50 = $22.50 per share.
This is exact same as that of the investment price.
Thus net return = Total benefits - Cost = $22.50 - $22.50 = $0
Since net return is $0 the value of return in percentage shall also be $0.
Answer:
Bottom-up.
Explanation:
Bottom-up budgeting is a budgeting method that starts at the department level to the top level. Each department within the organization is required to compile a list of the things it needs, the projects it plans to carry out in the next financial period, and the cost estimates.
Answer:
The correct answer for option (a) is $3,080 and for option (b) is $2,141.
Explanation:
(a). Current pay = $44
After 40 hours, Pay = $44 × 1.5 = $66
So, we can calculate the gross pay by using following formula:
Gross pay = (40 hours × $44 ) + (20 hours × $66)
= $1,760 + $1,320
= $3,080
(b).
Security Tax = Gross pay × 6% = $3,080 × 6% = $184.8
Medicare Tax = Gross pay × 1.5% = $3,080 × 1.5% = $46.2
Federal Income Tax = $708
So, we can calculate the net pay by using following formula:
Net Pay = $3,080 - $184.8 - $46.2 - $708
= $2,141
