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For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com ACCT 556 Week 1 Homework The new president of the Wernecke Company was stumped. Why had profits gone down? He had directed the sales department to push the product with the highest contribution margin, and the sales department had come through with flying colors. The percent of flams sold had increased from 25% of units sold to 37.5% of units sold. So what happened? – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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  • ACCT 556 Week 1 Homework Problems
  • ACCT 556 Week 2 Homework Assignment
  • The new president of the Wernecke Company was
    stumped. Why had profits gone down? He had
    directed the sales department to push the product
    with the highest contribution margin, and the
    sales department had come through with flying
    colors. The percent of flams sold had increased
    from 25 of units sold to 37.5 of units sold. So
    what happened?
  • Required
  • 1. Predict the sales for 2006 using the moving
    average method.
  • 2. You noticed a sudden jump in sales in 2002.
    After inquiring about this jump, you were told
    that there was a one-time sale for 200,000 in
    that year that is not likely to be repeated. What
    revision, if any, would you make in the sales
    information used for projection?

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  • ACCT 556 Week 3 Homework Problems
  • ACCT 556 Week 4 Homework Problems
  • Engineering has developed the following standards
    upon which the production budgets will be
    developed

  • Item Standard
  • Materials usage 5 lbs per unit
  • Material price per pound 1.50 per pound
  • Labor usage 0.4 hours per unit
  • Week 4 Capital Budgeting Practice problem


  • You have the following data about a proposed
    project

  • Cost of new equipment 80,000
  • Increase need for Working Capital (to be released
    at end of project) 20,000

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  • ACCT 556 Week 5 Homework Assignment
  • ACCT 556 Week 6 Homework Problem
  • ACCT 556
  • Week 5 Problem
  • Cash Budget
  • Note It is expected that this problem will be
    complete using an Excel spreadsheet using
    formulas. Please see the Excel Tutorial that is
    available under the course home tab.
  • Information from recent budgets for the coming
    year
  • 1. Projected sales are 1,800,000 (12,690 units)
  • 2. Projected direct material purchases are
    500,000
  • 3. Projected direct material usage is 495,000
  • 4. Projected direct labor expense is 400,000
  • 5. Projected overhead is 380,000

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  • ACCT 556 Week 7 Course Project (Fanciful Inc)
  • ACCT 556 Week 7 Course Project Fantastic Inc
  • ACCT 556 Week 7 Course Project
  • Fantastic, Inc. is a case study which allows you
    to incorporate numerous financial and managerial
    accounting concepts into a single business
    setting. You will take the position of the
    company controller who will prepare the budget
    for the year ended December 31, 2006, using the
    actual data from 2001 through 2005 and
    information given to you by various departments.

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  • ACCT 556 Week 7 Homework Problem
  • 1. Is this project economically feasible? Show
    work in an excel spreadsheet that lists the
    benefit for each individual.
  • 2. Would this project be approved by a majority
    at a majority at a referendum?
  • 3. Does the project meet the Pareto efficiency
    improvement criterion?

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