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Starting on 1/1/15, Padres Co will cover the sale of baseball products with a warranty against...

Starting on 1/1/15, Padres Co will cover the sale of baseball products with a warranty against all defects. Baseball machines are warrantied for 2 years, while baseball equipment will be warrantied for 3 years. Past experience from similar companies is used to estimate costs, as a percent of sales, associated with warranty claims. The following recaps the activities for Padres Co's two products during the three-year period 2016-2018:
BASEBALL MACHINES BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
Year
of
Warranty
Estimated
Warranty
Cost
Estimated
Warranty
Cost
1st 4% 1%
2nd 3% 2%
3rd n/a 5%
BASEBALL MACHINES BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
YEAR Sales Actual
Warrany
Claims
Sales Actual
Warrany
Claims
2016 $1,800,000 $116,000 $3,700,000 $112,000
2017 $2,100,000 $132,000 $4,200,000 $303,000
2018 $2,600,000 $189,000 $4,300,000 $356,000

The total amount of estimated warranty liability at 12/31/15 was $290,000, with $43,000 attributed to Machines and $247,000 attributed to Equipment.

** REQUIRED:

1) Determine the TOTAL amount of the following:
a) warranty expense FYE 12/31/16. 422,000
b) estimated warranty liability (balance) at 12/31/16. 484,000
c) warranty expense FYE 12/31/17. 483,000
d) estimated warranty liability (balance) at 12/31/18. 513,000

​Here are the correct answers, can you please explain how they were computed.

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Answer 1-a.
Warranty Expense - 12/31/16
Machines - $1,800,000 X 7%        126,000.00
Equipment - $3,700,000 X 8%        296,000.00
Total Warranty Expense        422,000.00
Answer 1-b.
Estimated Warranty Liability Balance - 12/31/16
Beginning balance - 12/31/15        290,000.00
Add: Warranty Lianility - 2016        422,000.00
Sub-total        712,000.00
Less: Warranty Given - 2016 - $116,000 + $112,000     (228,000.00)
Ending Balance - 12/31/16        484,000.00
Answer 1-c.
Warranty Expense - 12/31/17
Machines - $2,100,000 X 7%        147,000.00
Equipment - $4,200,000 X 8%        336,000.00
Total Warranty Expense        483,000.00
Answer 1-d.
Warranty Expense - 12/31/18
Machines - $2,600,000 X 7%        182,000.00
Equipment - $4,300,000 X 8%        344,000.00
Total Warranty Expense        526,000.00
Estimated Warranty Liability Balance - 12/31/18
Beginning balance - 12/31/16        484,000.00
Add: Warranty Lianility - 2017        483,000.00
Sub-total        967,000.00
Less: Warranty Given - 2017 - $132,000 + $303,000     (435,000.00)
Ending Balance - 12/31/17        532,000.00
Add: Warranty Lianility - 2018        526,000.00
Sub-total    1,058,000.00
Less: Warranty Given - 2018 - $189,000 + $356,000     (545,000.00)
Ending Balance - 12/31/18        513,000.00

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