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3 years ago

What appeals to you about baskin robbins franchise

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1 answer:

blsea [12.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

It does not appeal to me lol.

Explanation:

If it does appeal then it will probably be the free icecreams. Plus you can have whatever toppings and designs you want!

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Answer:

Amount of underapplied or overapplied overhead cost for the year

$97000 - Underapplied

Schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year

Direct Material 3885000

Direct Labor 60000

Overheads 376000

Total Manufacturing Costs 4321000

Add Opening Inventory WIP 400000

Less Closing Inventory WIP (700000)

Cost of Goods Manufactured 4021000

Explanation:

Amount of underapplied or overapplied overhead cost for the year

Underapplied or Overapplied overhead cost =Actual Overhead - Applied Overhead

$473000-$376000= $ 97000

Schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year

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Add Purchases 4000000

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Less Indirect Materials 15000

Direct Materials Consumed 3885000

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Prior to the write off of a $500 customer account, Athena Company had the following account balances: Accounts receivable $19,60

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Answer:

Net accounts receivable Before $18,600 and After $18,600

Explanation:

solution

we know that here

net accounts receivable before write-off

Accounts Receivable = $19,600

and Allowance for doubtful debt = $1,000

so Net accounts receivable = $19,600 - $1,000 = $18,600

Journal Entry for write off is here

Allowance for doubtful Accounts = $500

Accounts Receivable = $500

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Net accounts receivable after write off is

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Answer:

Terry's Closing Inventory is $131,360.

Terry's Gross profit is $431,360.

We follow these steps to arrive at the answers:

1. Calculate the base value of closing inventory (CI):

$CI_{base value} = \frac{CI*Index at base year}{current price index}$

$CI_{base value} = \frac{143360*100}{112} = 128,000$

2. Calculate additions to inventory at base price

$Additions to inventory = CI_{base value} - Beginning inventory$

$Additions to inventory = 128000 - 100000 = 28,000$

3. Calculate the value of additions to inventory at current prices

$Additions to inventory_{current Value} = Additions to inventory_{base Value} * \frac{current price index}{base price index}$

$Additions to inventory_{current Value} = 28,000 * \frac{112}{100} = 31,360$

4. Calculate the value of Closing inventory

$Closing inventory = Beginning Inventory + Additions to inventory_{current Value}$

$Closing inventory = 100,000 + 31,360 = 131,360$

5. Compute Cost of Goods Sold (COGS):

$COGS = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory$

$COGS = (100000 + 600000 - 131360) = 568640$

6. Compute Gross profit

$Gross profit = Sales - COGS$

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Answer:

Option C.

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There are numerous closing techniques, and the minor-point close is one of the techniques.

The minor-point close is the technique whereby the salesperson tries to intentionally gain the agreement of the customer or prospect on a minor point, and then uses it to assume that the sale is closed.

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Year 2

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Direct Materials $63,000

Direct Labor $ 33,000

Variable Manufacturing Overheads $ 18,000

Fixed Manufacturing Costs $ 41,000

Gross Margin $ 115,000

Less Marketing & Administrative Costs

Fixed Marketing Costs $ 38,000

Variable Marketing Costs $ 11,500

Net Profit $ 65,500

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Year 2

Sales Revenue $ 270,000

Direct Materials $63,000

Direct Labor $ 33,000

Variable Manufacturing Overheads $ 18,000

Variable Marketing & Administrative Costs $ 11,500

Contribution Margin $ 144,500

Less Fixed Costs

Fixed Manufacturing Costs $ 41,000

Fixed Marketing Coss $ 38,000

Net Profit $ 65,500

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