What factors will increase supply for my business?<br><br> The business is an ice cream shop.

Reidenbach Corporation applies manufacturing overhead to products on the basis of standard machine-hours. The budgeted fixed man

sineoko [7]

Answer:

$350 unfavorable

Explanation:

The computation of the overall fixed manufacturing overhead budget variance is shown below:

The overall fixed manufacturing overhead budget variance for the month = Actual fixed manufacturing overhead cost - The budgeted fixed manufacturing overhead cost

= $17,450 - $17,100

= $350 unfavorable

Since as the actual fixed manufacturing overhead cost exceeds than the budgeted fixed manufacturing overhead cost so this leads to unfavorable variance

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3 years ago

When is the best time to consider diversification for a company? A. The company has strong competitive position in its industry

Advocard [28]

Answer: A. The company has strong competitive position in its industry and industry growth is sluggish.

Explanation: Diversification is best done from a position of strength, a company should be doing well in its current industry and market before considering diversifying. A company having strong competitive position in its industry and when there is a sluggish growth in that industry, the company can diversified.

Diversification in corporate is a strategy that a company implement to increase market shares and sale volume by introducing new product in another industry and market different from the one they are operating.

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3 years ago

Daily demand for a product is 200 units. the production lead time is 2 days. a 1-day safety stokc is kept. how many kanban conta

SashulF [63]

Answer:6 kanban containers are needed

Explanation: Using the formula

Number of kanban containers =( dL + S)/C

Where

Average demand, d = 200

Lead time, L = 2 days

Safety stock is 1 day, S = 200 units

Quantity in containers, C = 100

Number of kanban containers = dL + S/C

= (200 x 2 + 200)/ 100 =400+200/100

= 600/100 = 6

Therefore 6 kanban containers are needed

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4 years ago

Straight-Line: Amortization of bond discount LO P2 Skip to question [The following information applies to the questions displaye

natima [27]

Answer:

Legacy

1. Journal Entry:

January 1:

Debit Cash $570,443

Debit Bonds Discount $69,557

Credit Bonds Payable $640,000

To record the issuance of the bonds at a discount.

2. Total bond interest expense to be recognized over the bonds' life:

= $287,160

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

January 1, 2019

Face value of bonds issued = $640,000

Price of bonds = $570,443

Bonds discount = $69,557 ($640,000 - $570,443)

Coupon interest rate = 8.5%

Market interest rate = 12%

Maturity period = 4 years

Interest payment = semiannual on June 30 and December 31

With straight-line amortization of bonds discount, the semiannual amortization will be = $8,695

Semi-annual interest payment = $27,200 ($640,000 * 4.25%)

Semi-annual interest expense = $35,895 ($27,200 + $8,695)

Annual interest expense = $71,790

1. Transaction Analysis

January 1:

Cash $570,443 Bonds Discount $69,557 Bonds Payable $640,000

2. Total bond interest expense to be recognized over the bonds' life:

= $287,160 ($71,790 * 4) or ($35,895 * 8)

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3 years ago

Minden Company is a wholesale distributor of premium European chocolates. The company’s balance sheet as of April 30 is given be

Anettt [7]

Answer:(1a) schedule of cash collected $221,800, schedule of cash disbursement for merchandise purchase $118,900 (1b) cash budget closing balance $19,260 (2) Net income $26,410 (3) Balance sheet Total Asset $364,510, Total Liabilities &Equity $364,510

Explanation:

Schedule of cash collected

Sales. 257,000

Less:Cash sales. 77,100

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Credit sales. 179,900

Cash collected in May

Credit sales( 50% ) 77,100

Account Receivable 54,750

May sales (179,900 × 50%) 89,950

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Total cash collected. 221,800

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Schedule of cash disbursements for merchandise

Cash paid for May purchases (121,000×40%) 48,400

Cash paid for April purchases. 70,500

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Total purchase payment for May. 118,900

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Cash Budget

Opening balance. 9,600

Add: Receipt

Collection from customers 221,800

Bank loan. 22,000

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Total cash available. 253,400

Less: Disbursements

Purchase payment 118,900

Selling Expenses. 83,700

Note payable. 18,100

Interest on Note payable 340

Purchase of refrigerating equipment 13,100

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Total Disbursement. 234,140

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Closing Balance. 19,260

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Minden company

Budgeted income statements for the month of may

Sales. 257,000

Cost of good sold

Beginning inventory 53,750

Add: purchases. 121,000

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Goods available for sale 174,750

Less: Ending inventory. 31,000

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Cost of good sold. 143,750

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Gross Margin. 113,250

Selling & Administrative Expenses

(83,700 + 2,800) 86,500

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Net operating income. 26,750

Less: interest expense. 340

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Net income. 26,410

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Budgeted Balance sheet

Asset

Cash. 19,260

Account Receivable 89,950

Inventory. 31,000

Building & Equipment

Net of Deprecation.

(214,000 + 13,100 - 2,800) 224,300

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Total Asset. 364,510

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Liabilities & Equity

Account Payable(121,000 × 60%) 72,600

Note payable. 22,000

Common Stock. 180,000

Retained Earnings( 63,500 + 26,410) 89,910

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Total Liabilities & Equity. 364,510

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3 years ago

What factors will increase supply for my business? The business is an ice cream shop.