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uranmaximum [27]
2 years ago
12

Consider the following scenario: Because inflation has risen, a clothing company decides to issue a new printed catalog monthly

rather than quarterly. Which of the following costs of inflation best applies to the scenario?
a. Shoeleather cost.
b. Menu cost.
c. Relative price variability.
d. Tax distortions.
Business
1 answer:
statuscvo [17]2 years ago
7 0
The wander to your question is c
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Answer:

A.Earnings at normal rate(1)= $ 460,000.00

Total earnings(3) = $540,000

Union dues(8)= $ 6,750.00

Sales salaries(12)= $ 135,000.00

B.Dr FactoryWages $ 285,000.00

Dr OfficeSalaries $ 120,000.00

Dr SalesSalaries $ 135,000.00

Cr Ss tax $ 32,400.00

Cr Mc tax $ 8,100.00

Cr Income tax withheld $ 135,000.00

Cr Medical insurance $ 18,900.00

Cr Uniondues $ 6,750.00

Cr Wages accrued and payable $ 338,850.00

C.Dr wages accreud and payable$ 338,850.00

Cr Cash $ 338,850.00

Explanation:

In order for us to calculate the ommited in (1) we have to find out the (3) calculated as :

Social securities tax 6% of total earnings $32,400

Medicare tax 1.5% of total earnings $8,100

Therefore let x be the total earnings using 6%

x*6%= $32,400

x= $32,400/6%

= $ 540,000.00

Or let x be the total earnings using 1.5%

x*1.5%= $8,100

x= $8100/1.5%

$ 540,000.00

The total earnings for 3 will be = $540,000

Using this formula to calculate for earnings at normal rate

Earnings at normal rate=total earnings -overtime rate

Let plug in the formula

$540000-$80000= $ 460,000.00

Therefore earnings at normal rate for (1)= $460,000.00

In order to calculate for 8,we have to substract the total deductions form taxes and insurances

Using this formula

Total deductions=social security +medicare+income tax held+union dues+medical insurance

Hence,

$201150=$32400+$8100+$135000+$18900+union dues

Union dues(8)=$201150-32400-8100-135000-18900

Union dues(8)= $ 6,750.00

In order to calculate for 12 sales salaries,we have to deduct total earnings from factory wages and office salaries

Using this formula

Sales salaries=total earnings -factory wages and office salaries

Sales

salaries(12)=$540000-$285000-$120000

sales salaries(12)= $ 135,000.00

Therefore:

Earnings at normal rate(1)= $ 460,000.00

Total earnings(3) = $540,000

Union dues(8)= $ 6,750.00

Sales salaries(12)= $ 135,000.00

B. Journalising the entry to record payroll

Dr FactoryWages $ 285,000.00

Dr OfficeSalaries $ 120,000.00

Dr SalesSalaries $ 135,000.00

Cr Ss tax $ 32,400.00

Cr Mc tax $ 8,100.00

Cr Income tax withheld $ 135,000.00

Cr Medical insurance $ 18,900.00

Cr Uniondues $ 6,750.00

Cr Wages accrued and payable $ 338,850.00

(being the payroll recorded)

C.Dr wages accrued and payable $ 338,850.00

Cr Cash $ 338,850.00

(Being the payment made to staff)

5 0
3 years ago
Transactions Concrete Consulting Co. has the following accounts in its ledger: Cash; Accounts Receivable; Supplies; Office Equip
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Answer:

Oct. 1 2019

Rent Expense$4,200 (debit)

Cash $4,200 (credit)

Oct. 3 2019

Advertising Expense $2,670 (debit)

Cash $2,670 (credit)

Oct. 5 2019

Supplies $1,150 (debit)

Cash $1,150 (credit)

Oct. 6 2019

Office Equipment $17,600 (debit)

Accounts Payable $17,600 (credit)

Oct. 10 2019

Cash $5,730 (debit)

Accounts Receivable $5,730 (credit)

Oct. 15 2019

Accounts Payable $1,680 (debit)

Cash $1,680 (credit)

Oct. 27 2019

Miscellaneous Expense $730 (debit)

Cash $730 (credit)

Oct. 30

Utilities Expense $270 (debit)

Cash $270 (debit)

Oct. 31: Fees earned

Trade Receivable $38,200 (debit)

Fees Earned $38,200 (credit)

Oct. 31: Paid bill

Utilities Expense $460 (debit)

Cash $460 (debit)

Oct. 31: Withdrawal

Jason Payne, Capital $2,900 (debit)

Cash $2,900 (credit)

Explanation:

Note

Cash Drawings reduce the owners interest in their capital accounts and at the same time they reduce the assets of cash.

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Information on Wolfen Company's direct labor costs for the month of January follows: Actual direct labor rate $5.00 Standard dir
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Answer:

Standard Rate = $ 5.65

Explanation:

Wolfen Company

Actual direct labor rate $5.00

Standard direct labor hours allowed 11,000

Actual direct labor hours 10,000

Direct labor rate favorable $6,500

Using formula to find the unknown figure

Direct Labor Rate variance =   Actual Hours ( Standard Rate-Actual Rate)

$6,500= 10,000( Standard Rate-5)

$6,500/10,000 =  (Standard Rate-5)

0.65+ 5=Standard Rate

Standard Rate=5+0.65= $ 5.65

We can check by putting it in another formula

Direct Labor Rate variance=  (actual hours * standard rate)-(actual hours* actual rate)

$6,500=(10,000*Standard Rate)-( 10,000 *5.0)

$6,500= (10,000*5.65)-( 10,000 *5.0)

$6,500= (56,500)-( 50,000 )

$6,500=$6,500  (favorable) when standard price is higher than actual price

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1)

reconciliation of bank balance:

bank balance $2,525

+ deposits in transit 11/29 $125

+ deposits in transit 11/30 $200

- outstanding check N. 322 $17

- outstanding check N. 324 $105

- outstanding check N. 327 $54

adjusted bank balance $2,674

reconciliation of checking account:

checking account balance $2,964

+ error on Check N. 321 $20

- NSF check $185

- unrecorded ATM withdrawal $100

- bank fees $25

adjusted checking account $2,674

2)

To correct the error on Check N. 321

Dr Cash 20

    Cr Accounts payable 20

To record NSF check

Dr Accounts receivable 185

    Cr Cash 185

To record ATM withdrawal

Dr Drawing - Susan Kyri 100

    Cr Cash 100

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Dr Bank charges 25

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