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Hatshy [7]
2 years ago
9

Tenpenny Tower was built in 1985. However, the building has been constantly maintained and remodeled. In valuation terms, the bu

ilding's _________ age is greater than the building's _________ age.
Business
1 answer:
sattari [20]2 years ago
6 0

Answer: effective age, chronological age

Explanation:

Effective age is the estimate of the age of a particular structure which is typically based on the condition and the utility of such structure.

Chronological age has to do with the amount of time from the day the building was constructed to the present age.

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Topanga Group began operations early in 2021. Inventory purchase information for the quarter ended March 31, 2021, for Topanga’s
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Answer:

answer is given below

Explanation:

given data

Date of Purchase     Units Units Cost Total Cost

Jan. 7                          4,000     $4.00        $16,000

Feb 16                          12,000      5.00          60,000

March 22                  16,000      6.00          96,000

Totals                           32,000                    $172,000

solution

we get here for the cost of goods sold and the ending inventory  that is

Date    Particulars     Units (1) Rate (2) Cost (1×2)

7-Jan     Purchase     4000          $4          $16,000

16-Feb     Purchase      12000  $5          $60,000

March 22    Purchase      16000  $6          $96,000

Total                              32,000           $172,000

Sold Units                      18,000                       0  

Ending Inventory              14,000  

Weighted average                                                   $5.38  

rate of purchase                        

($172,000/32,000)  

and

Method  

                                             FIFO (a)    LIFO (b)   Weighted Average (c )

Value of Ending Inventory    $84,000   $66,000 $10,990

Cost of goods sold                $88,000    $106,000 $161,010

(Total Cost - Ending Inventory)

and

gross profit ratio for the first quarter using FIFO, LIFO, and Average cost  is

Method

Particulars                        FIFO          LIFO       Weighted Average

Sales (18,000 x $9)      $162,000 $162,000 $162,000

Less: Cost of Goods Sold   -$88,000 -$106,000 -$161,010

Gross Profit                     $74,000   $56,000  $990

and

The weighted average method is show that least profit and  FIFO method is show you  highest profit in the all three method

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On February 1, 2021, Arrow Construction Company entered into a three-year construction contract to build a bridge for a price of
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Answer:

% of completion= 33.7% for 2021

% of completion = 55.4% for 2022

% of completion = 100% for 2023

Gross profit/loss  =   $696,770 for 2021

Gross profit/loss =  -$141,660  for 2022

Gross profit/loss = -$400,000  for 2023

Explanation: 

See the table below

Year          Actual cost       Total incurred cost       Total estimated cost

2021        $2,070,000        $2,070,000                  $6,140,000

2022       $2,620,000        $4,690,000                  $8,470,000

2023       $3,920,000        $8,610,000                    $8,610,000

Percentage of completion is calculated using the formula;

% of completion =  Total incurred cost /Total estimated cost *100

For 2021:

% of completion = $2,070,000 /$6,140,000 *100

                           =0.337 *100

                            =33.7%

For 2022:

% of completion = $4,690,000 /$8,470,000 *100

                           =0.554 *100

                           = 55.4%

For 2023:

% of completion = $8,610,000 / $8,610,000 *100

                            =1 * 100

                             = 100%

             

Revenue and Gross profit or loss recognized in 2021, 2022 and 2023

For 2021:                                           Previous year       Recognized in 2021

Price                    $8,210,000  

%completion         33.7%  

Revenue                $2,766,770                    0                     $2,766,770

Expenses                $2,070,000                  0                     $2,070,000

Gross profit/loss     $696,770                                              $696,770

For 2022:                                       Previous year       Recognized in 2022

Price                    $8,210,000  

%completion        55.4%

Revenue              $4,548,340              $2,766,770              $1,781,570        

Expenses             $4,690,000             $2,070,000            $2,620,000            

Gross profit/loss   -$141,660                                             -$838,430

For 2023:                                         Previous year       Recognized in 2023

Price                     $8,210,000  

%completion          100%

Revenue                $8,210,000           $4,548,340        $3661660        

Expenses               $8,610,000           $4,690,000       $3920000

Gross profit/loss = -$400,000                                     -$258340

2. Journal Entries for 2021:

Year General Journal                        Debit                 Credit

2021 Construction in progress      $2,070,000

                Various accounts                                                 $ 2,070,000

          (Construction cost incurred)

          Accounts receivable               $2,570,000

               Billings on construction                                        $2,570,000

                 

               Cash                                   $2,320,000

               Accounts receivable                                 $2,320,000

              Construction in progress           $696,770  

              Cost of construction             $2,070,000

        Revenue from long-term contracts                       $2,766,770

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Cassandra's Boutique has 2,100 shares outstanding at a market price per share of $26. Sally's has 3,000 shares outstanding at a
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Answer:

$56,600

Explanation:

Given that,

Cassandra's Boutique:

2,100 shares outstanding at a market price per share of $26.

Sally's:

3,000 shares outstanding at a market price of $41 a share.

Acquiring Cassandra's boutique for cash = $58,000

Incremental value of the acquisition = $2,000

We can get the value of Cassandra's Boutique to Sally's by adding the incremental value of the acquisition to the market value of the shares of Cassandra's Boutique.

Firstly, we are calculating the market value of Cassandra's Boutique:

= Outstanding shares × Market price per share

= 2,100 × $26

= $54,600

Therefore, the value of Cassandra's Boutique to Sally's is as follows:

= market value of Cassandra's Boutique + Incremental value of the acquisition

= $54,600 + $2,000

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Explanation:

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Dr Cash 461,795

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The amortization of the premium on bonds payable decreases the interest expense.

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