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Any tough mcq in as level accounting as exams on 22nd may.......post here..
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hey which paper is this.....and is the answer A..can any one tell me how to solve this....
can u pls explain that because the answer is CThe answers C right?
Well first you need to make the appropriations, that is deduct the salary from the net profit. That will leave us with the residual profit of 25000. Share this residual profit among the partners in their profit sharing ratios, that is 3:2. X will get 15000 while Y would get 10000. But the question didn't ask for the share of residual profits, it asked for the amount that is to be credited to the partners (a common mistake). So for that purpose you need to add the salary of X to his residual profit. 15000+5000=20000. And thus the answer is Ccan u pls explain that because the answer is C
Well first you need to make the appropriations, that is deduct the salary from the net profit. That will leave us with the residual profit of 25000. Share this residual profit among the partners in their profit sharing ratios, that is 3:2. X will get 15000 while Y would get 10000. But the question didn't ask for the share of residual profits, it asked for the amount that is to be credited to the partners (a common mistake). So for that purpose you need to add the salary of X to his residual profit. 15000+5000=20000. And thus the answer is C
How come the answer is B....method plzzzzplzzz help me out!!!!
how come the answer for this: is DView attachment 9765
how come the answer for this is C exactly.........................didnt get it???help out plzzz.
Well first you need to make the appropriations, that is deduct the salary from the net profit. That will leave us with the residual profit of 25000. Share this residual profit among the partners in their profit sharing ratios, that is 3:2. X will get 15000 while Y would get 10000. But the question didn't ask for the share of residual profits, it asked for the amount that is to be credited to the partners (a common mistake). So for that purpose you need to add the salary of X to his residual profit. 15000+5000=20000. And thus the answer is C
First calculate the cost of sales for the month of September. 6303+8844-7370=7777. Then you need to convert the margin into markup to calculate the gross profit for the month of September. If margin is 30% then the markup would be 30/70 into 100. That is 42.86%. multiply the cost of sales with the markup and you will get the gross profit of 3333.plzzz help me out!!!!
First calculate the cost of sales for the month of September. 6303+8844-7370=7777. Then you need to convert the margin into markup to calculate the gross profit for the month of September. If margin is 30% then the markup would be 30/70 into 100. That is 42.86%. multiply the cost of sales with the markup and you will get the gross profit of 3333.
Calculate the gross profit on the takings of the other 11 months by multiplying 109340 with the margin of 30%. you will get the figure 32802, which is then to be added with the gross profit of the month of September to get the gross profit for the year. 32802+3333=36135
29) oct/nov 2011 : find out the difference between the marginal cost and absorption cost (12080-10080=19500), then calculate the difference between the opening and closing stock (28200-25200=3000)then divide the diference between the cost and the difference between the stock(19500/3000=6.50)View attachment 9765
how come the answer for this is C exactly.........................didnt get it???help out plzzz.
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