Answer:
The sales unit to achieve a target profit of $6,250 is 545 units
The sales units to achieve to achieve a target profit of $9,400 is 590 units
Explanation:
The quantity at target profit=fixed cost+target profit/contribution per unit
fixed expense=$31,900
target profit $6,250
contribution per unit=$140-$70
=$70
unit sales at a target profit of $6,250=($31,900+$6,250)/$70
=545 sales units
fixed expenses $31900
target profit of $9400
contribution per unit is $70
unit sales at a target profit of $9,400=($31900+$9400)/$70
=590 sales unit
Answer:
$30.1
Explanation:
Adjusted basis refers to the net value of an asset after considering depreciation and capital investments. It is the net value of an asset.
Adjusted taxable income is the income after adjusting for depreciation and interest.
For a sole proprietorship, the income of the business is the same as owners' income.
For Renee, adjusted taxable income will be,
Total revenue= $85M
Net expenses equal to total revenue minus depreciation minus interest paid
=$78.1, - $10.1 - $12.7
=$54.9
Adjusted taxable income= Total revenue - net expenses
= $85 - $54.9
=$30.1
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Depreciation is the uniform decrease in the value of an asset over a period until the salvage value is reached.
It is given by :
Annual depreciation expense = (cost of asset - salvage)÷ useful life of the asset
Therefore the accumulated depreciation would not equal the original cost of the asset at the end of its estimated useful life because the salvage value will be deducted from cost of asset under declining-Balance.
The simple rate of return on the investment is closest to: <u>34.5%</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
<em><u>Given</u></em>:
Current salvage value = $15,000
Cost of new machine = $408,000
Cash operating cost = $141,000
Simple Return on Investment is Calculated as follows:-
Simple rate of return on the investment = Net Operating Cost Saved/ Initial Investment X 100
So Simple Return = 141000/408000 X 100
= 34.5%
The simple rate of return on the investment is closest to: 34.5%
Answer:
The debit in the journal entry to record sale is Accounts receivable debit by $24700.
Explanation:
The gross method requires a company to record the sale at the gross value i.e. without deducting the discount allowed. Thus, under Gross method, the sale is recorded at its actual value. The entry to record this sale is:
Accounts Receivable 24700 Dr
Sales revenue 24700 Cr
Thus, in this entry under gross method, the debit is Accounts receivable by $24700.
