Answer:
Total direct labour variance $
Standard direct labour cost (1.5 hours x $15 x 2,500) 56,250
Less: Actual direct labour cost <u>48,825</u>
Total direct labour variance <u>7,425(F)</u>
Explanation:
Total direct labour variance is the difference between standard direct labour cost and actual direct labour cost. Standard direct labour cost is a function of standard hours per unit, standard rate and actual output produced.
Answer:
Joey can claim as an adjustment to income on Schedule 1, line 13:
d. $0
Explanation:
Joey cannot claim any adjustment to his income because moving expenses are no longer tax-deductible based on the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, 2017. Instead of making any adjustment claim, the reimbursement by Joey's employer of his moving expenses to the tune of $1,250 will be included in his income and taxed. Before the new tax law, moving expenses were an adjustment to the adjusted gross income, not an itemized deduction.
Answer:
a. Cash basis $15,000
b. Accrual basis $2,500
Explanation:
Under the cash basis of accounting, expenses are recorded or recognized in the books not necessarily when incurred but when cash is paid. This is not in line with the matching concept which requires that expenses be recognized the period it is incurred as well as the resulting revenue.
Hence, the $15,000 paid on January 1 would have been recognized as an expense for the two months ending February 28 using the cash basis.
Using the accrual basis, monthly expense
= $15,000/12
= $1,250
Hence advertising expense for 2 months
= 2 * $1,250
= $2,500
It is known as "World Intellectual Property Organization".
In 1967 the World Intellectual Property Organization was created to encourage and protect intellectual properties. It is also part of United Nation's seventeen specialized agencies. Though it was started with 183 members, overtime the number increased and as of 2016 it had 189 members with headquarters in Switzerland.
Answer: Her income elasticity of demand for cottage cheese is <em><u>0.3333</u></em> making it a <em><u>normal and necessary</u></em> good.
The income elasticity of demand is given by :
The percentage change in income is given as 60%. We calculate the percentage change in quantity demanded as follows:
Substituting the value above in the income elasticity demand formula we get,
<u>YED = 0.33333</u>
Since the income elasticity is positive, and since Shawna buys more cottage cheese after an increase in income, we can classify this good as a normal good.
Since the income elasticity is between 0 and 1 we can also conclude that cottage cheese is also a essential good or a necessity.
