Answer:
The impact on Granfield company operating income segment would be an increase of $208,400.
Explanation:
There would be an increase of $208,400 for Granfield company operating income segment due to the eliminated fixed cost from the payback division.
This means that there would be efficient operations of other business segment of Granfield as a result of the eliminated fixed cost from the payback division. Also, there will not be sales and variable cost accruable to the company-Granfield, in the future.
Calculation;
40% * $521,00 = $208,400 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is option A) $490,000.
Explanation:
In 20X9, June 30 , the city of Moorhead went on to construct a new courthouse whose total budgeted cost was $500,000.
 And in July 20X8, the project was given to Diamond construction to build the courthouse for $480,000. And on June 20X9, Diamond completed the courthouse and gave city of Moorhead a bill of $490,000, which they accepted and paid. So the city of moorhead should report their expenses as $490,000 on the statement of revenues, expenditures and fund balance.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
I think the answer is a sketched floor plan
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Sarah inventory $ 123.75
Luke inventory  $  125.00
Explanation:
<u>Sarah</u>
125 dollars x 1% discount = 1.25 dollars
Inventory:
125 nominal - 1.25 discount = 123.75
Sarah will enter the inventory for the price it paid to acquire it which is 123.75
<u>Luke</u>
As look paid after the discount period the inventory will be valued at nominal:
125 dollars nominal
<u>the charge is considered interest expense</u> it will not be capitalize through inventory.
 
        
             
        
        
        
The research and testing costs associated with the new ovens is said to arise from a product-sustaining activity.
Explanation:
Product-sustaining activities are carried out where appropriate to facilitate the production of each product type. Types of design-sustaining practices include product requirements, technical improvements and special testing procedures.
Such costs may be assigned to each commodity but are not proportional to the number of manufactured units or quantities. Organisation-sustaining operations support the overall production cycle of an organisation.
The ventilation and maintenance of the building, the protection of the facility and the administration are examples of safe facilities.
Products are allocated the costs for the operations at a unit level, batch level and component level depending on the consumption of each commodity. Goods are distributed randomly or viewed as time expense for purpose of facility-sustaining operations.