Answer:
$60
Explanation:
For computing the target cost, first we have to determine the profit per unit which is shown below:
= Selling price × return on sales percentage
= $80 × 25%
= $20
Now the target cost would be
= Selling price per unit - profit per unit
= $80 - $20
= $60
All other information which is given is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Answer:
The correct way to act is to talk to the person and try to help him to resolve the problems, in the case he can not, then look for other actions. This process of talking and being comprehensive with the person gives a very good image of the company in the eyes of the other workers and the press.
Explanation:
To begin with, the proper action that the manager should take is to talk to Owen and nicely tell him about the situation that the manager noticed and ask him if there is a problem that could be fixed or if the manager could give him help in any way in order to let Owen do his job properly again as before. Moreover, if Owen states the problem then the next step will be to seek for posible solution to those problems, as well as given the employee encouragement and calmness regarding the fact that the company understands and wants Owen to resolve his problem so he can work correctly again. Finally, once done that, the final step will be to control the employee afterwards to see if he works normaly again and take new actions in the case that he is not.
Answer:
Adjusted accounting profit - $63,200
Cash inflow / Outflow - $63,200
Depreciation Tax shield - $63,200
Explanation:
Revenue - $188,000
Variable cost ($57,000)
Contribution $131,000
Rental cost ($37,000)
Depreciation (17,000)
($54,000)
PBIT 77,000
Income Tax (40%) (30,800)
Net Income 46,200
A) Adjusted Accounting profit
Add back non cash expenses (depreciation) = 46,200+$17000 =$63,200
B)Cash Inflow/Outflow
Revenue $188,000
Variable cost (57,000)
Rental cost (37000)
Income Tax (30,800)
$63,200
C Depreciation Tax Shield
Tax shield =40%*17,000= $6800
Cash income from operation (EBITDA*(1-tax rate) = 56,400
Add back $6,800 = 6,800
$63,200
Answer:
D) Rent Expense
Explanation:
As per the principles of accounting we follow the accrual principal, where the expense for a period when accrued is accounted for, even if not paid a liability is created. Here, there is payment of rent for the current month in cash, there is nothing due, it is actually paid, since it is paid only for the current month there is nothing paid in advance that shall be debited to prepaid rent. Therefore, the provided rent paid for the current month will be considered as expense for the period and charged as rent expense.
Thus, correct option is
D) Rent Expense
The borrower needs to bring the 10% down payment and another $3,3330 for points for a total of $21,830.
Answer=$21,830
