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Which of the following business activities satisfies the definition of a
primary production business?
Select one:
a. Mining
b. Cheese making
c. None of the answers are correct
d. Timber milling
e. Wine making
Which of the following would not be classed as a water facility for
the purposes of claiming a deduction?
Select one:
a. A windmill used to pump water
b. A dam
c. Pipes supplying water to irrigate grazing land
d. None of the answers are correct
e. Drainage of grazing land
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Which of the following producers is unable to claim a deduction for
deposits made under the Farm Management Deposits Scheme?
Select one:
a. Brett derived business income of $340,000 from wool sales
and $40,000 from contract plumbing
b. Dan made total Farm Management Deposits of $201,000
c. None of the answers are correct
d. Amy derived business income solely from cattle trading
e. Cal derived business income of $270,000 from wine making
and also derived a salary of $90,000 from managing a liquor store
For depreciation purposes, eligible capital expenditure on
horticultural plants does not include which of the following?
Select one:
a. Cost of grafting trees
b. Cost of planting the plants
c. Cost of acquiring the plants
d. Cost of chemical soil fertilizer
e. Cost of maintaining the plants until planting
For average purposes, basic taxable income comprises which of the
following?
Select one:
a. Taxable income excluding non-primary production income
b. Only net income from primary production
c. Taxable income
d. Taxable income excluding net capital gains
e. None of the answers are correct
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Which of the following activities are considered to be primary
production businesses for tax purposes:
①
the cultivation or propagation of plants ②
fishing operations ③
forest operations ④
wine-making
Select one:
a. ①
,
③
and
④
b. ①
,
②
,
③
c. ①
,
②
,
③
and
④
d. ①
and
②
For tax purposes, income from primary production includes the
following receipts:
①
stud fees
②
proceeds from the sale of livestock
③
proceeds from the sale of produce
④
insurance recoveries for loss of profits
Select one:
a. ①
,
③
and
④
b. ①
and
②
c. ①
,
②
,
③
d. ①
,
②
,
③
and
④
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Data for the break-even analysis (per month)
Selling rice per unit
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Variable cost per unit
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Fixed costs
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Fixed Cost
Total Cost
Total Sales
(VC)
(FC)
(Т)
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10
20
30
40
50
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70
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90
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0
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$250
25
450
50
300
X
75
375
100
600
850
125
X
1125
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1200
X
175
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200
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e.
f.
g.
0
1
2
4
5
6
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30000
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60000
63000
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$800,000
$800,000
$1,500,000
$2,250,000
$3,130,000
$4,200,000
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$80
$80
$80
$80
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levels of production if it uses one, two, or three factories. (Note: Q equals the total quantity of bikes produced by all factories.)
Number of Factories
1
2
3
Q = 100 Q 200
440
280
380
480
620
800
Average Total Cost
(Dollars per bike)
Q = 300
Q = 400
240
320
240
240
320
240
Q = 500
480
380
280
Q = 600
800
620
440
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Labor Hours (L)
Output (Q)
TFC
TVC
TC
AFC
AVC
ATC
MC
3
0
0
90
0
90
0
0
0
0
3
1
4
90
20
110
22.5
5
27.5
5
3
2
90
90
40
130
1
0.444
1.444
0.233
3
3
160
90
60
150
0.563
0.375
0.938
0.286
3
4
200
90
80
170
0.45
0.400
0.85
0.5
3
5
230
90
100
190
0.391
0.435
0.826
0.667
3
6
250
90
120
210
0.36
0.480
0.84
1
3
7
260
90
140
230
0.346
0.538
0.885
2
3
8
265
90
160
250
0.340
0.604
0.943
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Labor Hours (L)
Output (Q)
TFC
TVC
TC
AFC
AVC
ATC
MC
3
0
0
90
0
90
0
0
0
0
3
1
4
90
20
110
22.5
5
27.5
5
3
2
90
90
40
130
1
0.444
1.444
0.233
3
3
160
90
60
150
0.563
0.375
0.938
0.286
3
4
200
90
80
170
0.45
0.400
0.85
0.5
3
5
230
90
100
190
0.391
0.435
0.826
0.667
3
6
250
90
120
210
0.36
0.480
0.84
1
3
7
260
90
140
230
0.346
0.538
0.885
2
3
8
265
90
160
250
0.340
0.604
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(LAST)
(FIRST)
Aggregate Cost Data
Unit Cost Data
Average Average Average
I Fixed
Variable Total
Cost
TC
Marginal
Quantity Fixed Variable Total Change in I Cost
of
Output (FC) (VC)
Cost
ATC
Cost
Cost Total Cost
(TC) (ATC)
Plot
MC at
Output
Cost
Cost
IFC
VC
$600 $ 0 $ 600
I XX
XX
XX
XX
$3.00
$300
50
100
600
300
900
I $6.00
$3.00
$9.00
100
1.00
150
200
600
400
| 3.00
2.00
5.00
50
.50
- 250
300
1050
I 2.00
1.50
1.00
350
400
1150
I 1.50
1.38
2.88
200
2.00
- 450
500
600
750
1350
I 1.20
1.50
550
600
600
1200
1800
3.00
10.00 - 650
700
2200
2800
I.85
3.15
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minimum at an output level of,
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Standard direct labor hours per unit
Budgeted production
Budgeted foxed overhead costs
$3.00
05
2,860
$4,275.00
Actual production in units
Actual fixed overhead costs incumred
4.400
$1,500 00
What is Perry's fxed manufacturing overhead volume vanance?
OA S2,325.00 unfavorable
OR $2.325 00 tavorable
OC S2,775 00 unfavorable
OD. $2.775.00 favorable
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Total fixed cost (RM)
Total variable cost
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Average fixed cost
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Average variable cost
(RM)
Average total cost
(RM)
Marginal cost
(RM)
0
600
600
-
-
-
-
-
10
1050
600
450
60
45
105
45
20
1450
600
850
30
42.5
72.5
40
30
1800
600
1200
20
40
60
35
40
2100
600
1500
15
37.5
52.5
30
50
2450
600
1850
12
37
49
350
60
2850
600
2250
10
37.5
47.5
40
70
3300
600
2700
8.57
38.57
47.14
45
80
3850
600
3250
7.5
40.625
48.125
55
90
4500
600
3900
6.67
43.34
50
65
100
5250
600
4650
6
46.5
52.5
75
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The graph shown on the right represents the
cost C (in thousands of dollars) of refining x
gallons of gasoline per hour (in thousands).
The vertical axis represents the cost, and the
horizontal axis represents the number of
gallons of gasoline refined.
Cost of refining gasoline per hour
1000-
800-
600-
400-
Answer the following questions below in parts
(a) through (d).
200
O 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Number of Gallorns (thousands)
(a) What is the cost of refining 200 thousand gallons of gasoline per hour?
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20 000
18 000
16 000
14 000
12 000-
10 000-
8 000
6 000
4 000
2000
0
4000
0
2000
5
1000
10
15
20
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TVC
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T
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