Under what conditions would it be appropriate to use a process

3- As we can see the company would loss 0.52 cent per 1 kg if it decides to sell at 6.85 price and allocates the fixed expenses at 1.20 per 1 kg.

Changing your engine oil is one of the single most important vehicle maintenance acts you can perform. Over time the oil breaks down and no longer performs its job the way it did when it was new. Your engine 's oil helps absorb heat from the engine and lubricates moving metal parts that would otherwise grind together. As you drive, the oil pump circulates oil within your engine and the oil filter catches the deposits that build up over time. The oil filter performs its own type of car maintenance by keeping the oil clean. But as the oil gets older, the number of deposits in the oil continues to build and the filter is unable to extract all of the material. When this happens, the color of the oil changes and it indicates the oil should be

6. Depreciation/Amortization remained consisted despite the increase in sales, thus the per unit breakdown shows a decrease in per unit costs.

1. For financial accounting purposes, what is the total amount of product costs incurred to make 10,000 units?

According to IAS 16, The cost of an item of property, plant and equipment comprises, its purchase price, including

20. What is the term for the extra revenue derived from the sale of one more unit?

if overapplied overhead is closed out to cost of goods sold will cost of goods sold be increased or decreased

Before allocating the fees, Komandor was buying 500,000 units at $0.45$/unit  duty fees = 500,000 x $0.45 x 0.09 = $20,250

ished goods) during the period plus the equivalent units in the department’s ending work in

Similar to sales expenses, this has been expressed as an allocation. Administration will still be compensated the same amount whether or not the volume of units sold differs.

The asset, Deferred Subscriber Acquisition Costs was amortized, beginning the month after such costs were incurred,

The total amount of the costs which should be matched with Revenues for 2003 is $71,129. This is done by taking the capitalization amount shown above (217,520), dividing it by the 200,000 unit estimate, and multiplying it by the units that were sold in 2003. The calculation is shown below.

If product 103 is terminated, there will be a greater loss since Superior has to continue to pay fixed costs. Fixed costs include Rent, Property Tax, Property Insurance, Indirect Labor, Light & Heat, Building Service, Selling Expense, SGA, Depreciation, Interest and Other Income. Loss of

marginal cost – so that the sale still produces a positive contribution to fixed costs.

Please discuss the possibilities of increasing Kamp’s profit by using the formula for basic cost per unit and by reorganizing. Please use a concrete example to indicate how the board of Kamp can manipulate the unit costs for the types 2, 3, and 4 by reorganizing its cost information system. How, do you think, can the boards of the Vecu concern and the MB division determine whether Kamp manipulates data on unit costs?