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On 1/1/16, Padres Co began including two coupons in each box of baseball food it sells....

On 1/1/16, Padres Co began including two coupons in each box of baseball food it sells. In exchange for 15 coupons and $5, customers will receive an official replica baseball stadium of their favorite team. Each stadium costs Padres Co $25. Padres Co estimates that 35% of the coupons will not be redeemed. Events relating to the coupon promotion during 2017 and 2018 are as follows:
YEAR Boxes of baseball
food sold
Replica stadiums
purchased
Actual number of
coupons redeemed
2017 915,000 80,000 867,000
2018 1,170,000 90,000 1,494,000

At 12/31/16, the balance of estimated premium liability was $346,000 and the dollar balance of the premium inventory was $565,000.

** REQUIRED:

1) Determine the amount of the following:
a) premium expense FYE 12/31/17. 1,586,000
b) premium expense FYE 12/31/18. 2,028,000
c) balance of the estimated premium liability at 12/31/18. 812,000
d) dollar balance of the premium inventory at 12/31/17. 1,120,000
e) number of premiums (figurines) on hand at 12/31/18. 35,200

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

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Amount Premium expense premium liability Premium inventory
Opening balance                346,000                    565,000
2017
a Baseball food sold          915,000
b Coupons attached to them       1,830,000
c Estimated redemption 65%       1,189,500
d= c*15/20 Estimated liability       1,586,000               1,586,000             1,586,000
Stadiums purchased                 2,000,000
e Coupons redeemed          867,000
f= e/15 stadiums given for coupons            57,800
Cost of stadiums           -1,156,000                -1,445,000
Balances               1,586,000                776,000                 1,120,000
2018
a Baseball food sold       1,170,000
b Coupons attached to them       2,340,000
c Estimated redemption 65%       1,521,000
d= c*15/20 Estimated liability       2,028,000               2,028,000             2,028,000
Stadiums purchased                 2,250,000
e Coupons redeemed       1,494,000
f= e/15 stadiums given for coupons            99,600
Cost of stadiums           -1,992,000                -2,490,000
Balances               2,028,000                812,000                    880,000

Figurines at hand in 2018 = 880000/25 = 35200


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