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Answer:
For the services to customers you will have Accounts Receivable (debit) for 20,000 and Sales (credit) for 20,000.
For the cash received you will have Cash (debit) for 20,000 and Accounts Receivable (credit) for 20,000.
For the advertising that is not pay yet you will have Expenses in advertising (debit) got 1,800 and Accounts Payable (credit) 1,800.
For the dividends you will have Dividends (debit) for 3,000 and Cash (credit) for 3,000 for the payment.
Answer:
$34,050
Explanation:
The total job cost consist of the direct and indirect cost (also known as overheads). The direct cost includes the cost of direct materials, direct labour, direct machine hours etc.
While the manufacturing overheads consist of indirect labour cost, depreciation, etc.
Total Direct costs = $10,000 + $13,000
= $23,000
If the allocate manufacturing overhead at 85% of direct labor cost
Manufacturing overheads = 85% × $13,000
= $11,050
The total cost of Job No. 110
= $23,000 + $11,050
= $34,050
Answer:
D. $21000
Explanation:
Calculation for the amount the firm should use as the initial cash flow attributable
Using this formula
Initial cash flow attributable to net working capital = Change in current assets - Change in current liabilities
Let plug in the formula
Initial cash flow attributable to net working capital=[(Increase in Account Receivable $19,000 + Decrease in inventory $2,000)] - ( Decrease accounts payable $4000)
Initial cash flow attributable to net working capital= (19,000 - 2,000) - [-4,000]
Initial cash flow attributable to net working capital=17,000 + 4000
Initial cash flow attributable to net working capital=$21,000
Therefore the amount the firm should use as the initial cash flow attributable to net working capital when it analyzes this project will be $21,000