Answer:
7,000 units
Explanation:
The units which were transferred to the Finished goods inventory during the month of February is computed as:
Units transferred to Finished goods inventory = Started units during February + Started the month with units in process - Ended the month with units in process
where
Started units during February is 6,700
Started the month with units in process is 890
Ended the month with units in process is 590
Putting the values above:
Units transferred to Finished goods inventory = 6,700 + 890 - 590
Units transferred to Finished goods inventory = 7,590 - 590
Units transferred to Finished goods inventory = 7,000
Financial analyst , regional sales manager
Answer:
=$5,533.33
Explanation:
James took four weeks of paid leave. It means earned his salary but missed out on overtime earnings.
His hourly pay is $25; overtime pay will be $50 per hour
Monthly qualifying income is similar to average monthly income. The term is used mostly in credit assessments.
regular monthly income for James equal to yearly pay divide by 12 months
=$52,000/12
=4,333.333
Overpay income
6 hours per week x 4 weeks per month x $50 per hour
=6 x 4 x $50
=24 x $50
=$1200
Monthly qualifying income = 4,333.33 + 1200.00
=$5,533.33
Answer:
$230
Explanation:
Data given in the question
Marginal cost of the first hour = $50
Marginal cost of the second hour = $75
Marginal cost of the third hour = $105
So by considering the above information, the total cost is
= Marginal cost of the first hour + Marginal cost of the second hour + Marginal cost of the third hour
= $50 + $75 + $105
= $230
We simply added the marginal cost of all three hours in order to determine the total cost
Answer: d. Timm can deduct the expense in the year of payment.
Explanation:
A Contingent Liability refers to a liability that a company MIGHT incur if a future event happens. It is mostly often used for law suits in case a company has to pay damages. They will thus accrue the expense in readiness to pay it off should the need ever arise.
While Timm will record it in the books, there is no need to deduct it from the income yet. Timm should wait until the year they will have to pay to deduct it. That way the expense will be correctly apportioned to it's corresponding period.
