Answer:
$46,200
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the amount of S2 costs allocated to S1
S2 costs allocated to S1 =$66,000*0.70/(0.70 +0.10+ 0.20)
S2 costs allocated to S1 =$46,200/1.00
S2 costs allocated to S1 =$46,200
Therefore Under the step method of cost allocation, the amount of S2 costs allocated to S1 would be:$45,200
Answer:
1 Plum company has paid USD 7500 for management service to be performed for next two year to be treated as prepaid on the date of payment i.e. July 1
2 Payment made on July 1 for two year means for coming 24 months.
3 Hence USD 7500/24 equals to USD 312.5 which should be charged in Expense account on monthly basis.
4 Period Between July to December is of 6 months
5 Hence the amount to be transferred to expense account would be USD 312.5*6 equivalent to USD 1875
6 Hence E would be correct choice for adjustment entry of prepaid
Answer: D. File of all rejected sales transactions.
Explanation;
When Edit Checks are applied to sales transactions, the transactions will be checked for issues such as completeness, reasonableness and validity amongst others. If the transactions do not satisfy these, they will be rejected.
After they are rejected, the Edit Checks utility would record these rejections in a file so that the company can evaluate them for errors, correct the errors and then resubmit the transactions.
Total= $159,552
Giving the following information:
The company has budgeted to sell 15,600 Debs in February.
Sales commissions $ 0.96*15,600= 14,976
Shipping $ 1.46 *15,600= 22,776
Executive salaries $ 60,600
Depreciation on office equipment $ 20,600
Other $ 40,600
Total= $159,552
Answer: Sales Skimming or Defalcation
Sales skimming occurs when a person at the sales counter takes a part of the cash from sales, and officially reports a lower total. The legal term for sales skimming is defalcation.
This is a white-collar crime that occurs before sales are recorded in the books of accounts and hence is quite difficult to detect, since there is very little paper trail that is involved.
