Answer:
$46,800
Explanation:
Total overhead costs based on traditional systems of both products are: $52,000 +$78,000 = $130,000
Assuming that Perry Corporation applies the activity-based (setups and components) costing system instead of the traditional one, the overhead cost for the standard model can be calculated as following:
+) Overhead cost of each setup (for both products) = $52,000/(12 + 28) = $1,300
+) Overhead cost of each components (for both products)
= 78,000 / (8+12) = $3,900
=> Total overhead costs using activity - based costing system is:
<em>Total overhead costs = 1,300 x Number setups needed for standard model + 3,900 x Number of components needed for standard model</em>
<em>= 1,300 x 12 + 3,900 x 8 </em>
= $46,800
Answer:
Apollo's return on equity is 38.17%
Explanation:
The formula to compute the return on equity is shown below:
Return on equity = Net income ÷ total equity
where,
Net income = $50,000
And, the total equity is
= Common stock + retained earnings
= $10,000 + $121,000
= $131,000
Now put these values to the above formula
So, the value would equal to
= $50,000 ÷ $131,000
= 38.17%
Answer:
Compute the decrease in net income that the company should anticipate in the off season
Net income decrease in $2475
Explanation:
contribution margin=price-associate cost
55%=100%-45%
Revenue 4500 100%
Cost 2025 45%
Contribution margin 2475 55%
Answer: b. $200
Explanation:
A person's willingness-to-pay refers to the maximum price they would be want to pay for a good or service. For instance, if you refused to pay more than $25 for a jar of honey, your willingness-to-pay for the jar of honey is $25.
In this scenario, MusicLover will buy the headset if they are $195 but not if they are $210. His willingness to pay is therefore between $195 and $210. From the options, the only figure in that range is option B with $200.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": January 1, year 5.
Explanation:
The S corporation election must be made by the <em>15th day of the third month of the taxable year</em> <em>to be valid for the current taxable year</em>. If the election is made after that date, it will take effect on the first year of the next taxable year. Since Village Corp. changed into S corporation on December 5th, year 4, Village's S status will begin on January 1st, year 5.