Answer:
Manufacturing overhead for July will be $55000
Explanation:
We have given budgeted labor hour in month of July = 20000
Variable overhead rate = $5
So variable manufacturing overhead = 20000×$5 = $100000
Fixed manufacturing overhead = $25000
Now total manufacturing overhead = $100000+$25000 = $125000
Depreciation expense = $7000
So manufacturing overhead for July = $125000 - $7000 = $55000
Answer:
17.4%
Explanation:
original purchase price 1 year ago = $1,044
current market price:
0.06 = {80 + [(1,000 - MV)/13]} / [(1,000 + MV)/2]
0.06 x [(1,000 + MV)/2] = 80 + [(1,000 - MV)/13]
0.06 x (500 + 0.5MV) = 80 + 76.92 - 0.0769MV
30 + 0.03MV = 156.92 - 0.0769MV
0.1069MV = 126.92
MV = 126.92 / 0.1069 = $1,187.28
total returns during the year = $80 (coupon) + ($1,187.28 - $1,044) = $223.28
nominal return on investment = $223.28 / $1,044 = 21.387%
real return on investment = [(1 + i) / (1 + inflation)] - 1 = [(1 + 0.21387) / (1 + 0.034)] - 1 = 1.174 - 1 = 0.174 = 17.4%
Answer:
January 1, 2021, building purchased
Dr Building 420,000
Cr Cash 100,000
Cr Notes payable 320,000
Explanation:
The building account (asset) must be recorded at the purchase cost. The mortgage is considered a note payable (long term liability), while the cash account (asset) decreases, therefore, it must be credited.
<span>Yes. By investing $180,000 and having a revenues of $198,000, the company would earn $18,000 (before tax) from this project investment. Assuming that the $180,000 investment already factored in time/labor and the projected $190,000 revenues is very likely to occur.</span>
Answer:
The insurance cost should be allocated to the products made in January and to those made in February is $8,000 and $7,000 respectively.
Explanation:
For computing the allocated insurance cost, first, we have to compute the per labor rate which is shown below:
Per labor rate = (Annual premium) ÷ (Labor hours)
= ($120,000) ÷ (48,000 hours)
= $2.5
Now the insurance cost would be
For January = Labor rate per hour × number of labor hours\
= 3,200 hours × $2.5
= $8,000
For February = Labor rate per hour × number of labor hours
= 2,800 hours × $2.5
= $7,000