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DISCUSS 5 reasons for reconciliation between cost and financial accounting.


b. Please compute cost per unit of each product on the new method of allocation

Writers' Company produces 2 products presently

The information related to manufacturing is given below.

WRITERS' Company

Yr 2018-19

Fountain Pen

Ball point

Units

10000

20000

Area occupied (sq feet)

7000

8000

Variable cost – Direct

32

25

Fixed Cost - Direct (per unit)

10

8

Rent - Fixed Cost per month (Indirect

- common for all products)

3,00,000.00

Please compute cost per unit of each product on the new method of allocation WRITERS' Company Writers' Company produces 2 products presently The information related to manufacturing is given below
Please compute cost per unit of each product on the new method of allocation The information related to manufacturing is given below. WRITERS' Company Year 2018-19 Fountain Pen Ball point Units 10000 20000 Area occupied (sq feet) 7000 8000 Variable cost – Direct 32 25 Fixed Cost - Direct (per unit) 10 8 Rent - Fixed Cost per month (Indirect - common for all products) 3,00,000.00
Paula calculated the net sales for her company using the following figures:

Gross sales = $75,000
Discounts = $3,500
Freight in = $4,500
Sales returns and allowances = $6,750

The net sales of Paula's company are __________.

a.)
$60,250

b.)
$64,750

c.)
$68,250

d.)
$69,250
A company had 8.28 million shares in issue at the start of the year and made no new issue of
shares during the year ended 31st December 2004, but on that date there were outstanding
options to purchase 920,000 ordinary $1 shares at $1.7 per share. The average fair value of
ordinary shares was $1.80. Earnings for the year ended 31st December 2004 were $2,208,000.
Required
Calculate the fully DEPS for the year ended 31st December, 2004
Is interest payable and interest expense the same when preparing the cash flow statement?
In recent years it has become increasingly evident that statistics and statistical methods have provided the businessman with one of his most valuable tools for decision-making. Even though they are extremely useful in taking decisions, they are not a perfect substitute for commonsense. A businessman must, therefore combine the knowledge of the business environment in which he operates and its technological characteristics with a heavy dose of commonsense and ability to interpret statistical methods. Discuss
  1. how to make a high level analysis of a company's balance sheet and income statement using vertical and horizontal analysis
Writers' Company produces 2 products presently
Fountain
Pen ball point
Unit 10000 20000
Area occupied (sq feet) 7000 8000
Variable cost - direct 32 25
Fixed cost - direct (per unit) 10 8

Rent – fixed cost per
Month(indirect – common for all products)

Compute cost per unit of each product using Activity Based Costing

Break-up of Indirect Fixed Costs Allocation basis

Rent 3,00,000 Area of operations