Answer:
The income statement, statement of stockholders' equity, and balance sheet for Longhorn Corporation is given below.
<u><em>The income statement</em></u>
Sales Revenue $ 67,700
COGS ($ 53,400)
Delivery expenses ($ 2,600)
Salary expenses ($ 5,500)
Net profit $ 6,200
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<u><em>Balance Sheet</em></u>
Asset
Cash $ 1,200
Equipment $ 29,000
Building $ 40,000
Supplies $ 3,400
Total Assets $ 73,600
Equity
Common Stock $ 44,000
Retain earning $ 24,400
(18,200 + 6,200)
Liability
Account Payable $ 4,400
Salaries payable $ 8,00
Total Liabilities $ 73,600
<u><em>Statement of Stockholders</em></u>
Opening common Stock $ 40,000
Addition $ 4,000
Closing common Stock $ 44,000
Retain earning Opening $ 18,200
Net profit $ 6,200
Retain profit Closing $ 24,400
Total Equity $ 68,400
Answer:
Explanation:
Overhead allocated to Product X = Department A overhead cost+ Department B overhead cost
= $51,157.84+$5755.62=
= $56,913
Calculations:
Using a single-driver allocation system, with direct labor hours as the driver, how much overhead was allocated to Product X:
Department A's Overhead rate per labor hour = Overhead costs/Total direct labor hours = $4300000/60000 hours = $71.66 per hour
Overhead (Department A) = $71.66per hour*724 labor hours
= $51,157.84
Department B's Overhead rate per labor hour = Overhead costs/Total direct labor hours = $2200000/60000 hours = $36.66 per hour
Overhead (Department A) = $36.66 per hour*157 labor hours
= $5755.62
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Answer:
The aftertax salvage value of the machine is D) $10,134
Explanation:
Hi. first, we need to find out the book value of the machine at the selling date, that is 3 years from now, and the book value is as follows.
Since taxes are based on the profit you make by selling something, our profit is:
Therefore, our taxes are:
So, the after tax salvage value of the machine is the money you received on the sale minus the taxes you have to pay, that is:
Salvage Value of the Machine = $12,000 - $1,866?= $10,134
That is option D)
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Answer:
$9.63
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Year Annual dividend paid
1 $1.20
2 $1.12
3 $1.12
4 $14.20
Now,
Year Annual dividend paid Present value factor Present value
1 $1.20 0.84246 1.011
2 $1.12 0.84246 0.7949
3 $1.12 0.59793 0.6696
4 $14.20 0.50373 7.1529
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Worth of stock = 1.011 + 0.7949 + 0.6696 + 7.1529
= $9.6284 ≈ $9.63
Note:
Present value factor = [ 1 ÷ (1 + 0.187)ⁿ]
here,
n is the year
