Answer:
Expenditures $300,000; Supplies inventory $150,000.
Explanation:
The consumption method recognizes an asset when an item is purchased and an expense when an item is used or consumed. Therefore, when supplies are first bought, Supplies Inventory has a balance of $450,000.
After using those supplies during the year, $300,000 should be debited from Supplies Inventory and credited to Expenditures.
Therefore, at fiscal year-end, the appropriate account balances on the General Fund financial statements would be: Expenditures $300,000; Supplies inventory $150,000.
Answer: $1,014,300
Explanation:
The company wants to maintain 20% of the next month's needs as ending inventory.
One Miniwap requires 2.5 kg of Jurision to be made.
Materials purchased is;
= Ending inventory + Materials used - Begining inventory
Ending Inventory;
= 20% of September Jurision
= 20% * 21,300 * 2.5
= 10,650 kg
Materials used
= 2.5 kg * August Miniwaps
= 2.5 * 22,600
= 56,500 kg
Materials Purchased = 10,650 + 56,500 - 10,800
= 56,350 kg
Cost of Jurision is $18 per kilo
= 56,350 * 18
= $1,014,300
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Indirect Material variable cost Per Direct Labor HR 5000000/50000=100
Indirect Material (variable) 100*75000 =7500000
Rent Fixed 6000000
Hence total Maintenace Fixed =17625000-7500000-600000= 4125000
2.
Low High Change
Cost 3250000 4125000 875000
[4125000-3250000]
Activities 50000 75000 25000
variable Portion of Maitencance cost =875000/25000= 35.00
Fixed cost=4125000-75000*35=1500000
Variable cost=35
cost formula for maintenance= 1500000+35b
3.
Indirect Material (variable) 100*70000 = 7000000
Rent Fixed 6000000
Maintenance cost = 1500000+35*70000=3950000
Answer:
a. have been recorded on the company's books but not yet by the bank
Explanation:
The deposit in transit means the deposit is recorded in the book of the company accounts but the same is not recorded in the bank books of account unless when they are not deposited.
So while preparing the bank reconciliation statement, we added the deposit in transit and deduct the outstanding checks in the bank books of accounts
