The mistaken classification of the product costas an expense would result in an understatement of the cost of goods sold by $20,500. This would also lead to an overstatement of the net income by the same amount.
To calculate the correct net income for the year, we need to deduct $20,500 from the reported net income.
The cost per unit of the product would be $20,500 divided by 2,050 units, which is $10 per unit.
The cost of goods sold would be 1,025 units sold multiplied by $10 cost per unit, which is $10,250.
Therefore, the corrected net income would be the reported net income minus $20,500, which is the mistaken expense, minus $10,250, which is the corrected cost of goods sold.
If the bonus paid to management is based on net income, then the mistaken classification would have led to a higher bonus payment. The corrected net income would result in a lower bonus payment by 2% of the difference between the reported and corrected net income.
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Answer:
The building is valued at $328,000 for the owner.
Explanation:
We calcualte the value of the building using the perpetuity formula:
C/r = Value
Where:
C = annual income generate for the building
expected rent revenue: revenue x (1 - vacancy)
80,000 x (1 - 0.06) = 75,200
expenses per year (26,000)
income per year: 49,200
rate of return 15% = 15/100 = 0.15
C/r = Value
49,200 / 0.15 = Value = 328,000
Inflation is the likely outcome of many people attempting to buy a small number of goods.
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Its Inflation Just took the Test
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It’s motion I’m guessing that’s what I got