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In a financing lease, “front loading” of lease expense and lease revenue occurs.

In a financing lease, “front loading” of lease expense and lease revenue occurs. What does this mean, and how is it avoided in an operating lease?

 

 

In: Chemistry

What is the main sources of revenue for and the largest expenditures made by federal, state,...

What is the main sources of revenue for and the largest expenditures made by federal, state, and local governments? Utilize a peer reviewed source

In: Economics

Gross profit $ and gross profit % for Walgreens Gross profit for 2018 = Revenue –...

Gross profit $ and gross profit % for Walgreens

Gross profit for 2018 = Revenue – Cost of Goods Sold = 131,537 – 100,745 = $30,792

Gross profit % for 2018 = Gross profit / total sales * 100 = $30,792 / $131,537 *100 = 23.41%

Gross profit for 2017 = 118,214 – 89,052 = $29,162

Gross profit % for 2017 = $29,162 / $118,214 *100 = 24,67%

Gross profit for 2016 = 117,351 – 87,477 = $29,874

Gross profit % for 2016 = $29,874 / 117,351 *100 = 25,46%

Gross profit $ and gross profit % for CVS

Gross profit for 2018 = 194,579 – 156,447 = $33,132

Gross profit % for 2018 = $33,132 / $194,579 *100 = 17.03%

Gross profit for 2017 =184,786 – 153,448 = $31,338

Gross profit % for 2017 = $31,338 / $184,786 *100 = 16.96%

Gross profit for 2016 = 177,546 – 146,533 = $31,013

Gross profit % for 2016 = $31,013 / $177,546 *100 = 17,47%

What do the results of this calculation mean in the context of Walgreens? How about CVS? Compare the two - why are they different (be as specific as possible).

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A machine costs $80,000 to purchase and generates an annual revenue of $26,000 with an $8,500...

A machine costs $80,000 to purchase and generates an annual revenue of $26,000 with an $8,500 annual cost. Assume that your time value of money (MARR) is 7% annually, and this machine lasts 6 years. What is the Net Future Value of this machine?

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Question 8 Following is the revenue and cost data for Barian Ltd. in the manufacturing of...

Question 8

Following is the revenue and cost data for Barian Ltd. in the manufacturing of luxury shower curtains for the year ended December 31, 2020:
Variable manufacturing costs $35 per curtain
Fixed manufacturing overhead $86,500
Variable selling and administrative expenses $6 per curtain
Fixed selling and administrative expenses $184,600
Selling price $85 per curtain
Units produced and sold 8,650
Prepare an income statement using absorption costing.
Barian Ltd.
Income Statement

December 31, 2020For the Month Ended December 31, 2020For the Year Ended December 31, 2020


Absorption Costing

Contribution MarginNet Income / (Loss)Variable CostsSalesGross ProfitCost of Goods SoldFixed Costs

 $

Variable CostsGross ProfitCost of Goods SoldContribution MarginNet Income / (Loss)SalesFixed Costs

Contribution MarginFixed CostsGross ProfitNet Income / (Loss)Cost of Goods SoldSalesVariable Costs

    Fixed Selling and Administrative Expenses    Fixed Manufacturing Overhead    Variable Selling and Administrative Expenses    Variable Costs of Goods Available for Sale    Variable Costs of Goods Manufactured    Variable Cost of Goods Sold    

    Variable Costs of Goods Manufactured    Variable Costs of Goods Available for Sale    Variable Selling and Administrative Expenses    Fixed Manufacturing Overhead    Fixed Selling and Administrative Expenses    Variable Cost of Goods Sold    

Gross ProfitContribution MarginFixed CostsVariable CostsSalesNet Income / (Loss)Cost of Goods Sold

 $
Prepare an income statement using variable costing.
Barian Ltd.
Income Statement

December 31, 2020For the Month Ended December 31, 2020For the Year Ended December 31, 2020


Variable Costing

Contribution MarginVariable CostsFixed CostsSalesGross MarginCost of Goods SoldNet Income / (Loss)

 $

    Variable Selling and Administrative Expenses    Variable Cost of Goods Sold    Fixed Selling and Administrative Expenses    Variable Costs of Goods Available for Sale    Fixed Manufacturing Overhead    

    Variable Selling and Administrative Expenses    Fixed Manufacturing Overhead    Variable Cost of Goods Sold    Variable Costs of Goods Available for Sale    Fixed Selling and Administrative Expenses    

SalesGross MarginCost of Goods SoldContribution MarginNet Income / (Loss)Fixed CostsVariable Costs

Variable Selling and Administrative ExpensesVariable Costs of Goods Available for SaleVariable Cost of Goods SoldFixed Selling and Administrative ExpensesFixed Manufacturing Overhead

Variable Costs of Goods Available for SaleFixed Manufacturing OverheadVariable Cost of Goods SoldVariable Selling and Administrative ExpensesFixed Selling and Administrative Expenses

SalesVariable CostsCost of Goods SoldGross MarginContribution MarginFixed CostsNet Income / (Loss)

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In: Accounting

Following is the revenue and cost data for Barian Ltd. in the manufacturing of luxury shower...

Following is the revenue and cost data for Barian Ltd. in the manufacturing of luxury shower curtains for the year ended December 31, 2020:
Variable manufacturing costs $33 per curtain
Fixed manufacturing overhead $87,500
Variable selling and administrative expenses $8 per curtain
Fixed selling and administrative expenses $184,100
Selling price $81 per curtain
Units produced and sold 8,750
Prepare an income statement using absorption costing.
Barian Ltd.
Income Statement

Absorption Costing
$
$
Prepare an income statement using variable costing.
Barian Ltd.
Income Statement

Variable Costing
$
$

In: Accounting

The revenue function for a company can be defined as; TR = Price (P) ´ Quantity...

The revenue function for a company can be defined as; TR = Price (P) ´ Quantity Demanded (Q). If the ordinary demand function for your firm is Q = 60 - 0.4P:

a.   What is the total revenue function for this firm in terms of Q?

b.   What is the average revenue function for this firm in terms of Q?

c.   What is the MR function for this firm in terms of Q?

d.   Show that MR will be less than AR for any positive level of Q. Why is that?

e.   What is the quantity level that maximizes total revenue? What is the price?

In: Economics

The Revenue account balance of $42 000 was listed on the trial balance as a debit....

The Revenue account balance of $42 000 was listed on the trial balance as a debit. How much is the balance sheet off by, and is the debits more than the credits?

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Write a short essay on the importance of revenue cycle management and the impact it can...

Write a short essay on the importance of revenue cycle management and the impact it can have on the healthcare organization. and respond about these 4 area's in your post

1. Identify the phases of the revenue management life cycle and the activities included in each phase.    

2. Discuss the interrelationships that exist among the revenue cycle activities in the different phases, and the impact they can have for the organization’s financial health.

3. Identify tools and techniques used to improve health care finance and discuss the role technology plays in successful revenue cycle management.

4. Review two of the monitors and describe their purpose and how they “monitor” the finance health of an organization. Which monitors do you feel are the most important? Why? Support your answers.

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An investment carrying a current cost of $130,000 is going to generate $70,000 of revenue in...

An investment carrying a current cost of $130,000 is going to generate $70,000 of revenue in each of the next three years. To calculate the internal rate of return we need to:

options:

calculate the present value of each of the $70,000 payments and multiply these and set this equal to $130,000.

take the present value of $210,000 for three years from now and set this equal to $130,000.

set the sum of the present value of $70,000 for each of the next three years equal to $130,000.

subtract $130,000 from $210,000 and set this difference equal to the interest rate.

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