Question 34:
1.$1395
Solution -
cost of ending inventory under specific identification method = (45 units × $15 ) + (45 units × $16)
= $675 + $720
= $1395.
Question 38:
4. Medicare tax payable will be credited in the amount of $145.
Solution -
Medicare tax = $10000 × 1.45% = $145.
Medicare tax payable is a liability to the company, so it is credited. All the taxes that are deducted from employees wages need to be paid to the government, so they are liabilities of the company.
In the first two options it is said that respected tax amounts payable will be debited. This is incorrect as taxes payable will be credited. The third option says that the federal income tax payable will be $2100. This is also incorrect as federal and state income taxes can't be added.
Question 39:
2. 1.6 years
Solution :
Average life of PPE = accumulated depreciation / depreciation expense.
Average life of PPE for 2020 = $100000/$62500 = 1.6
Question 40:
4.$260
Solution -
Weighted average cost = ($150+$214)/(30+40) units.
= $364/70
= $5.2 per unit
Cost of goods sold = $5.2 × 50 = $260.
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