This company would need a cost system because there are many different steps needed to create the limb. A manager would need to decide how much each individual person who spent time making the limb would get paid. They could get paid by the hour or by how many limbs they complete in one day. A manager would also need to decide how many people it would take to complete each task. Some jobs might be quicker if two people worked together instead of one. One direct cost would be the use of the cutting
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ASSIGNMENT BANK MANAGEMENT FIN 32043 LECTURE INCHARGE: MR AM SHEHAM APS DILRUKSHI SEU/IS/08/MG/019 3rd YEAR-2nd SEMESTER
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keeps stock of 25% of the next months estimated sales. Balance of direct materials as at 31 December 2013 amounts to 140‚000 units of direct material at $0.25 per unit. There is no change in the cost direct material.c) The Direct Labour cost is paid in the month when such costs are incurred. The number of hours estimated are as follows: JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember120‚000125‚000130‚000128‚000142‚000154‚000165‚000178‚000190‚000The company pays $1.50 per
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Difference between historical cost and fair value accounting In order to make the most profitable and rational decisions entity’s stakeholders have to evaluate organisation’s financial statements. Today’s world of rapidly changing prices has made it difficult to estimate what something is actually worth. Thus leading to debates at what price – historical costing price or market value – assets and liabilities should be reported. Therefore‚ before making any evaluations about reported transactions
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Chapter 1—Introduction to Cost Management LEARNING OBJECTIVES |LO 1 |What are the relationships among financial‚ management‚ and cost accounting? | |LO 2 |What are two common organizational strategies? | |LO 3 |What is a value chain‚ and what are the major value chain functions? | |LO 4
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Facts about Colon cancer * Colon cancer is taking 655‚000 deaths worldwide per year‚ and it is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in Canada. * Age increases the risk of developing colon cancer. About 90 percent of all colon cancer cases occur in people older than 50. * In many cases colon cancer has no obvious symptoms. However‚ in some cases‚ a good warning sign is rectal bleeding. * In Canada about 25 people die of colon cancer every day. Facts about Colon
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| |1. |Which of the following is the best definition of personality? | | | |a. | | | |Personality is an aggregate set of traits that are mostly determined at birth. | |
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REQUIRED: Draft the appropriate audit opinion given the following scenarios. Each situation is independent of the other situations. 1. Proli Footwear’s management refuses to accrue the accounts receivable loss related to the bankruptcy of Moccasins For All. 2. The bank is expected to withdraw its financing because: a. The Company has projections that indicate continued decrease in earnings and reduced revenues; OR b. The Company has violated certain loan covenants that the bank will not waive
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Financial Accounting vs Management Accounting Management accounting is a field of accounting that analyzes and provides cost information to the internal management for the purposes of planning‚ controlling and decision making. Management accounting refers to accounting information developed for managers within an organization. CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) defines Management accounting as “Management Accounting is the process of identification‚ measurement‚ accumulation
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BUSINESS FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Unit short code : BUSFINACC REFERRAL CW1 ‚ JULY 2012 QUESTION 1 Adjustments | | | | | | | Closing stock = £111 317 | | | | | | Ordinary shares = 300 000 | | Preference shares = 50 000 | | nominal value = £0.5 | | | nominal value = £1 | | | share capital = 300 000* 0.5 = £150 000 | | share capital = £ 50 000 | | ordinary share dividend = 18% | | preference share dividend = 12% | | ordinary dividend = 150 000 * 0
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