Answer: a. $73,810.88
b. $10,185.18
Explanation:
a. The payments of $11,000 are constant so this can be considered an Annuity.
The cost of the Computer is it's present value which is,
Present Value of Annuity = Annuity Payment * Present Value Interest Factor of Annuity, 11%, 10 periods
= 11,000 * 6.71008 (Payment is made at the end of the year so this is an Ordinary Annuity)
= $73,810.88
b. When an Annuity is instead paid at the beginning of the period it is considered to be an Annuity due.
The formula is the same but for the figures ,
Present Value of Annuity Due = Annuity * Present Value Interest Factor of an Annuity Due, 11% , 10 periods
73,810.88 = Annuity * 7.24689
Annuity = 73,810.88/7.24689
= $10,185.18
Answer:
Over applied Overhead =$ 42,500
Explanation:
Actual Overhead $325,000
Estimated Overhead $350,000
Over applied overhead is when the Predetermined overhead is more than the actual overhead . Under applied overhead is when the Predetermined overhead is less than the actual overhead .
Predetermined Overhead rate= Overhead / total direct labor hours
= 350,000/ 500,000 (100)= 70%
Applied Overhead = Predetermined Overhead rate( actual direct labor hours)
= 70 % (525,000) = $367,500
Applied Overhead $367,500
Less Actual Overhead $325,000
Over applied Overhead =$ 42,500
Answer:
62,200 allowance ending
Explanation:
allownce 5,000 credit
<u>Because the bad debt is calculate over the sales,</u> the bad debt expense is the result of that estimated, without considering the beginning balance of the allowance.
22% of net credit sales will be uncollectible:
260,000 x 22% = 57,200
<u>Now ending balance will be beginning + uncollectible for the period</u>
5,000 beginning
57,200 uncollectible for the period
62,200 allowance ending
