It can be calculated using the following formula: Fixed Overhead <u>Volume </u>Variance = Applied Fixed Overheads – Budgeted Fixed Overhead. Here, Applied Fixed Overheads = Standard Fixed Overheads × Actual Production.
Volume is a measure of the occupied three-dimensional space. [1] Often quantified numerically using SI units (such as cubic meters and liters) or various imperial units (such as gallons, quarts, and cubic inches). Container volume is generally understood to mean the capacity of the container. That is, the amount of fluid (gas or liquid) the container can hold, rather than the amount of space the container itself moves through.
For simple 3D shapes, you can easily calculate the Volume is a measure of the occupied three-dimensional space. [1] Often quantified numerically using SI units (such as cubic meters and liters) or various imperial units (such as gallons, quarts, and cubic inches). Container volume is generally understood to mean the capacity of the container. That is, the amount of fluid (gas or liquid) the container can hold, rather than the amount of space the container itself moves through.
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The coupon payments would be made twice every year.
What is coupon payment?
Coupon payment means the cash amount that bondholders would receive from the university(bond issuer) on periodic basis till the bond matures, it is likely that the coupons are payable semiannually or annually as would be determined in this analysis.
The coupon payment is closely related with the coupon rate , which means that in order to determine the number of times in a year that coupons will be paid we can make use of the coupon received, the par value, the coupon rate, such that the frequency of coupon payments would be the unknown as shown below:
coupon receipt=par value*coupon rate/coupon frequency
coupon receipt=$110.25
par value=$5000
coupon rate=4.41%
coupon frequency=unknown(assume it is X)
$110.25=$5,000*4.41%/X
$110.25=$220.50/X
X=$220.50/$110.25
X=2
Coupons would be twice every year, which means semiannual coupon payments
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The amount of uncollectible accounts expense recognized on the Year 2 income statement is $1,830.
Explanation:
- On January 1, Year 2, Grande Company had balance = $69,600 in the Accounts Receivable account
- Grande provided services = $183,000
- The Allowance for Doubtful Accounts account = $2,600
- The company collected cash from accounts receivable = $215,500
- Uncollectible accounts are estimated to be = 1% of sales on account
- Thus, following calculation gives the desired result,
- Multiply amount of Grande services with 1% sales on account.
- i.e : $183,000 sales on account × 1% = $1,830
- So, the amount of uncollectible accounts expense is $1,830 as the income statement for the 2nd year.
- The reserves are recorded when, the uncollectible accounts expense are debited and credit the allowance for the uncollectible accounts.
- There are many reasons for the uncollectible accounts such as,
- the debtor's bankruptcy,
- the inability to get the debtor,
- fraud, etc
