Answer:
Journal entries to record the expenses incurred are given below.
Debit Factory Overhead Control Account $ 1300
Credit Utilities bills account $ 700
Credit Accumlated factory depreciation $ 400
Credit property tax payable $ 200
Journal entries to record the allocation of overhead at the predetermined rate of $1.50 per machine hour are given below.
Debit WiP process account $ 525
Credit Factory overhead applied account $ 525
(1.5 * 350 (machine hours))
Answer:
D) all other factors being constant, it is likely the CPI would rise during the year in question.
Explanation:
The CPI measures the price of a basket of goods and that basket includes both housing expenses and gasoline, but housing expenses are "heavier" than gasoline (their relative weight on the CPI is much higher) because they represent a much larger portion of a household's income. It is common for a family to pay $1,000 (or much more) per month on rent or a mortgage, while how many people actually spend over $1,000 per month on gas?
False, a liability is something you are responsible for, example: you are liable to clean your room.
Answer:
The answer is: Depends on what is considered entertainment, it can vary from $0 to $300.
Explanation:
You can deduct ordinary and necessary expenses from your business income.
Ordinary expenses are expenses commonly paid by other taxpayers in your same industry.
Necessary expenses considers things that you need to pay in order to do business.
Some expenses can only be deducted partially even if they are ordinary and necessary, like having meals with your clients. If Olga took the clients to dinner she can deduct up to 50% of what she paid for the meal ($600 x 50% = $300)
With the introduction of the 2017 Tax Reform Law entertainment expenses (e.g. theater tickets) are no longer deductible expenses. So if Olga took her clients to a concert, then she can't deduct any amount of money.