Answer:
1)
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2) payroll expense entries:
payroll expense 2063.14
Medicare payable 330.02
Social Security payable 1411.12
SUTA 280
FUTA 42
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payroll expense 5358.76
Medicare payable 954.68
Social Security payable 4082.08
SUTA 280
FUTA 42
Explanation:
We apply for each department the tax rate. Notice SUTA and FUTA have a ceilling of 7,000 so we do not apply the rate to the whole amoung but, for the 7,000 ceiling.
Answer:
Wei Company
Journal Entry:
Debit Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $7,800
Credit Accounts Receivable $7,800
To write-off accounts determined to be uncollectible.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (Balance) = $35,000
Uncollectible accounts:
Oakley Co. $1,400
Brookes Co. $6,400
Total = $7,800
b) The amount of $7,800 considered to be uncollectible is written off against the Accounts Receivable. This reduces the Accounts Receivable while correspondingly increasing the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts.
Answer:
b. 320000
Explanation:
In order to calculate the joint cost of Gorp we need to understand what the method means and how it's used to calculate it. The adjusted sales method is used to allocate joint costs based on the prices the products are sold.
First of all we need to calculate the percentage of Selling price of Gorp to that of the total selling price of both Gorp and Gumm.
I.e: 60 ÷ (60+30) × 100
SP % of Gorp= 66.67%
Now we calculate joint cost allocated to Gorp.
Total joint cost of both Gorp and Gumm = $480000
Joint cost of Gorp = $480000 × 66.67%
Joint cost of Gorp = $320,000
Answer: Segmentation by usage
Explanation: Segmentation by usage splits customers according to how often they use a product. Using segmentation by usage, customers can be classified into non - users, who don't use the product at all, light and medium users, who can range from little usage of the product to average use of the product, and heavy users, who mostly use these products.
From thr first paragraph it is clear that usage segmentation is used to separate the user's into different classes based on their usage, and identify which class to target when it comes to sales. At Estelle Cosmetics Company, it was deduced that of this company's total sales, less than 7% of this market are heavy users. These users purchase nearly 71% of the company's products. This company will probably focus their marketing efforts on the heavy users, as they contribute to the majority of sales within their company.
