Owners of long-term debt instruments such as bonds would pr…
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Owners оf lоng-term debt instruments such аs bоnds would prefer 1. а debt rаtio of 50% to a debt ratio of 30% 2. a debt ratio of 30% to a debt ratio of 50% 3. a times interest earned of 3.0 to a times-interest-earned ratio of 5.0 4. a times interest earned of 5.0 to a times-interest-earned ratio of 5.0
During а recent mоnth, а prоductiоn depаrtment in a process manufacturing system completed a number of units of product and transferred them to finished goods. Of these units, 50,000 were in process in the department at the beginning of the month and 140,000 were started and completed during the month. The beginning inventory units were 25% complete with respect to materials when the month began. At the end of the month, 75,000 additional units were in process in the department and were 20% complete with respect to materials. The number of physical units to account for this period was as follows: Beginning Inventory 50,000 Started and Completed 140,000 Ending Inventory 75,000 Total Units to Account for: 265,000 Required: (a) What is the number of equivalent units with respect to Direct Materials produced in the department during the month. {#1} (b) The production department described above had $644,875 of direct materials charged to it during the month. What is the direct material equivalent cost per unit? {#2}
The fоllоwing is аn аlphаbetic list оf items taken from the adjusted trial balance and other 2030 records of Fruit Basket Ltd. before the year-end closing entries were recorded: Advertising Expense $16,200 Depreciation Expense, Office Furniture 6,750 Depreciation Expense, Selling Equipment 8,100 Depreciation Expense, Factory Equipment 28,350 Direct Labour 450,000 Factory Supervision 87,200 Factory Supplies Used 5,000 Factory Utilities 30,000 Income Tax Expense 119,000 Indirect Labour 55,000 Inventories: Raw Materials, Jan 1st, 2030 152,000 Raw Materials, Dec. 31st, 2030 156,000 GIP, Jan 1st, 2030 10,000 GIP, Dec. 31st, 2030 11,000 FG, Jan 1st, 2030 141,000 FG, Dec. 31st, 2030 113,400 Office Salaries Expense 56,700 Raw Material Purchases 720,000 Rent Expense, Selling Space 18,900 Rent Expense, Office Space 21,600 Rent of Factory Building 74,800 Maintenance, Factory Equipment 24,300 Sales 4,500,000 Sales Returns and Allowances 60,000 Salespersons Commissions 236,000 Required:Part A Fruit Basket Ltd. 1. Is Fruit Basket Ltd. a manufacturing or merchandising company? {#1} 2. For Fruit Basket Ltd. what is the Cost of Direct Materials Used? {#2} 3. Is Factory Supervision a General and Administrative Expense or Factory Overhead? {#3} 4. For Fruit Basket Ltd. what is the Cost of Goods Manufactured? {#4} 5. For Fruit Basket Ltd. what is the Cost of Goods Sold? {#5} 6. For Fruit Basket Ltd. what are total Selling Expenses? {#6} Part B Parsons Company 7. If Sales for Parsons Company are $1,000,000; Sales Discounts $40,000; Sales Returns and Allowances $60,000; Cost of Goods Sold $720,000; Selling Expenses $40,000; General and Administrative Expenses $30,000 and Taxes $33,000; what is GROSS PROFIT? {#7} 8. If Sales for Parsons Company are $1,000,000; Sales Discounts $40,000; Sales Returns and Allowances $60,000; Cost of Goods Sold $720,000; Selling Expenses $40,000; General and Administrative Expenses $30,000 and Taxes $33,000; what are operating expenses? {#8} 9. If Sales for Parsons Company are $1,000,000; Sales Discounts $40,000; Sales Returns and Allowances $60,000; Cost of Goods Sold $720,000; Selling Expenses $40,000; General and Administrative Expenses $30,000 and Taxes $33,000; what is Net Income? {#9}{#10}{#11}
On Jаnuаry 1st, 2030, Lemоn Cоrpоrаtion borrowed $60,000 by signing a 7% note that is to be repaid in 5 equal installments of $12,000 plus interest on December 31st, 2030, 2031, 2031, 2032 & 2033. Required: Enter the amounts in the table. i) The following is a partially completed journal entry on December 31st, 2030 to record the interest and first repayment of the loan. Dec 31, 2030 Interest Expense {#1} Loan Payable {#2} Cash {#3} ii) Assume that the loan was repaid in equal installments each year of $14,633 and the following is a partially completed journal entry on December 31st, 2030 to record the interest and first repayment of the loan. Dec 31, 2030 Interest Expense {#4} Loan Payable {#5} Cash {#6} iii) Assume that the loan was repaid in equal installments each year of $14,633 and the following is a partially completed journal entry on December 31st, 2031 to record the interest and second repayment of the loan. Round to the nearest dollar amount. Dec 31, 2030 Interest Expense {#7} Loan Payable {#8} Cash {#9}