Answer:
Journal entries to record the expenses incurred are given below.
Debit Factory Overhead Control Account $ 1300
Credit Utilities bills account $ 700
Credit Accumlated factory depreciation $ 400
Credit property tax payable $ 200
Journal entries to record the allocation of overhead at the predetermined rate of $1.50 per machine hour are given below.
Debit WiP process account $ 525
Credit Factory overhead applied account $ 525
(1.5 * 350 (machine hours))
Section A = 22,500 seats
section B = 14,900 seats
section C = 7,600 seats
<span>This is a negative externality. Since the cost of the traffic being in the community is not being borne by the theatre company itself, it is negative. The community as a whole is having to pay for the extra $5 in costs that will be accrued as a result of selling each ticket.</span>
Answer:
The item that would cause the trial balance to not balance is:
v. The cash payment of a $750 account payable was posted as a debit to Accounts Payable and a debit to Cash for $750.
Explanation:
The correct record should have been to credit the $750 in the Cash account. By this double debit entries for a transaction without a corresponding credit entry, the trial balance cannot balance as the debit side will be greater by $1,500 ($750 * 2) than the credit side. To correct the error, the Cash account will be credited with $1,500. One of the $750 cancels the earlier error while the second $750 puts the records straight.
Answer:
a. FALSE
Both Employers and Employees do most of the paying not the Federal government which only steps in for subsidies to lower income households.
b. TRUE
The Government can indeed fine employers or individuals for not having or providing health insurance.
c. FALSE
They cannot deny him coverage based on his pre-existing medical condition as a result of the ACA and neither can they charge higher premiums.
d. TRUE
Funding the ACA will need the Government to raise more revenue and they plan to do so by imposing new taxes on items including medical devices and indoor tanning.
e. TRUE.
A person under the age of 26 is to be a dependent under this Act and this includes married people under the age of 26 as well as unmarried.
