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pochemuha
3 years ago
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Which of the following matters would an auditor most likely communicate to those charged with governance?

Business
1 answer:
blagie [28]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

C. The effects of significant accounting policies adopted by management in emerging areas for which no authoritative guidance exists.

Explanation:

Financial auditors are ones that are involved in reviewing of financial statements as well documents or data of a company or organization. Information is gathered from financial reporting systems, balance sheet and other data's of the company. It should be noted that an auditor would most likely communicate the effects of significant accounting policies adopted by management in emerging areas for which no authoritative guidance exists

to those charged with governance

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raw materials 39,000 debit

  accounts payable  39,000 credit

WIP inventory   31,000 debit

factor overhead 11,000 debit

        raw materials               42,000 credit

WIP materials       108,000 debit

factory overhead   27,000 debit

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WIP invenotry   165,000 debit

      factory overhead    165,000 credit

factory overhead   92,000 debit

         accounts payable    92,000 credit

factory overhead 35,000 debit

  cost of goods sold     35,000 credit

Questions:

a. Purchased materials on account, $39,000.

b. Of the total dollar value of materials used, $31,000 represented direct material and $11,000 indirect material.

c. Determined total factory labor, $135,000 (15,000 hrs. @ $9/hr.)

d. Of the factory labor, 80% was direct and 20% indirect.

e. Applied manufacturing overhead based on direct labor hours to work in process.

f. Determined actual manufacturing overhead other than those items already recorded, $92,000. (Credit Accounts Payable.)

Explanation:

<u>predetermined overhead rate:</u>

expected overhead / expeected labor hours

176,000 / 16,000 = $11

applied 15,000 x $11 = 165,000

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Variable costs=Food and packaging+Payroll+40%General, selling, and administrative expenses

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In order to calculate the contribution margin ratio we would have to use the following formula:

contribution margin ratio=<u>contribution margin</u> × 100

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contribution margin ratio=<u>$10,476 </u> × 100

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b. contribution margin ratio=27%

In order to calculate how much would income from operations increase if same-store sales increased by $2,300 million for the coming year, with no change in the contribution margin ratio or fixed costs, we have to make the followinf calculation:

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               To Utilities Expense $2,830

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               To Interest Expense $240

(Being expenses accounts are closed)

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(Being the net income is closed)

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The other two options are not nominal variables as they are expressed in terms of the other variable.

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