What is gregsons ending inventory using absorption costing

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1. Daniel Company has 500,000 shares of common stock issued and 250,000 shares of common stock outstanding. Determine the earnings per share for 2008 if its net income is $175,000.

2. Guan Company had 200,000 shares of common stock outstanding on January 1, 2008, and repurchased 60,000 shares of common stock on March 31, 2008. Determine the earnings per share for calendar 2008 if net income was $400,000.

3. Gregson Enterprises, in its first year of operations, reported the following information:

Selling price per unit                            $ 100

Direct Materials per unit                       5

Direct labor per unit                             1

Unit-related overhead per unit               6

Selling cost per unit                              2

Batch-related overhead for the year       500,000

Facility-sustaining overhead for the year 800,000

Fixed administrative cost for the year     650,000

Units produced                                     20,000

Units sold                                            15,000

What is Gregson's ending inventory using absorption costing?

4. Determine the classification for each account on the balance sheet using the following classifications. Use OOE for "other owners' equity" items that are not contributed capital or retained earnings. Put the letters in the spaces provided.

CA- Current Assets LTL- Long Term Liabilities

INV- Investments OL- Other Liabilities

PPE- Property, plant, and equipment CC- Contributed

INT- Intangibles RE- Retained Earnings

OA- Other assets OOE- Other owners' equity

CL- Current liabilities

1. Accounts Payable

2. Accumulated Depreciation

3. Bonds Payable

4. Building

5. Cash

6. Common Stock

7. Land Held for Speculation

8. Marketable Securities

9. Treasury Stock

10. Wages Payable

5. Tidrick Manufacturing has just completed its first year of operation. It has the following accounts in the general ledger. The bookkeeper is unsure which accounts to show on the balance sheet and which accounts to report on the income statement. All amounts are in the thousands of dollars.

-Prepare the current asset section of the balance sheet.

Accounts receivable                                  $3,680

Accounts payable                                     $7,316

Accumulated depreciation, Building             $580

Accumulated Depreciation, Machinery          $362

Additional Paid-In Capital                           $3,234

Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts           $45

Bonds Payable                                         $580

Building                                                  $2,340

Cash                                                      $4,317

Common Stock                                       $30

Copyright                                               $391

Cost of Goods Sold                                 $33,892

Deferred Income Taxes Payable                 $30

Discount on Bonds Payable                       $75

Dividends Payable                                    $130

Finished Goods Inventory                         $30

Income Tax Expense                                $1,079

Income Taxes Payable                              $1,300

Insurance Expense                                  $400

Interest Expense                                     $308

Land                                                      $2,510

Land held for speculation                         $2,500

Machinery                                               $1,879

Marketable Securities (trading)                  $835

Notes Payable, Due in 90 Days                  $1,570

Notes Payable, Due in 10 Years                 $1,670

Preferred Stock                                       $20

Prepaid Insurance                                    $500

Prepaid Rent                                           $941

Purchases Discounts                                $180

Raw Materials Inventory                            $87

Rent Expense                                          $600

Retained Earnings                                    $2,996

Sales                                                      $43,068

Sales Discounts                                       $1,414

Sales Returns and Allowances                   $210

Selling and Administrative Expenses          $2,700

Supplies                                                 $78

Wages Payable                                        $580

Work-in-process Inventory                       $210

 

 

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