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zepelin [54]
2 years ago
10

Both directors and officers of corporations are fiduciaries for the shareholders. Fiduciaries are persons placed in positions of

trust that act on behalf of the best interests of the organization. This is defined as:a) duty of oversight and loyalty.b) duty of care or a duty of diligencec) duty of control and audit.d) duty of confidence and leadership.e) duty of analysis and insight.
Business
1 answer:
tatyana61 [14]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

a) duty of oversight and loyalty.

Explanation:

Whenever an individual places trust on another individual to perform any task, the other individual shall perform the task properly and then shall investigate it properly, with all the good faith in mind.

As the other person has too much trust, he expects you to be loyal and carefully, access the roles defined and practice accordingly.

Duty of oversight and loyalty ensure the good faith behavior from the directors towards the organization in achieving its goals.

As it demands the directors to act carefully, as a leader and along with that all acts are to performed in good faith.

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Answer:

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Work-in-process inventory  $9,760

Finished goods inventory   24,400

Cost of goods sold              63,440

Manufacturing overhead                      $97,600

To record the prorated under-applied overhead cost.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Estimated manufacturing overhead = $396,000

Estimated direct labor costs = $990,000

Actual manufacturing overhead = $434,000

Actual direct labor costs =  $841,000

Predetermined overhead rate = estimated overhead/estimated direct labor costs = $396,000/$990,000 = $0.40 per DL

Applied overhead:

Work-in-process inventory $ 33,640

Finished goods inventory 84,100

Cost of goods sold 218,660

Total overhead applied = $336,400

Underapplied overhead = $97,600 ($434,000 - $336,400)

Prorating the underapplied overhead to:

Work-in-process inventory $33,640/$336,400 * $97,600 = $9,760

Finished goods inventory 84,100/$336,400 * $97,600 = $24,400

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                         Budget Performance Report

                   For the Year Ended December 31, XX

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Maintenance                       $273,000         $271,104             $1,896

Depreciation of P & E           $92,232         $92,232                    $0

Insurance and prop. taxes    $41,400          $41,280                $120

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Plant & Equipment A/c Dr $310,000

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For the month ended December 31  

 

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<u>Less: Operating expenses     2,940 </u>

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For the month ended December 31  

 

December 1          $        -

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<u>Less: Dividends      950 </u>

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Current Assets  

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Acounts receivable     900

<u>Office supplies            1,150 </u>

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Non-current assets  

Equipment                 15,530

 

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Non-current liability  

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Owner's Equity  

 

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Net cash provided by operating activities    $2,460

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