Part 1: How does business model evolution affect accounting adaptation? a) Changing operations require modified recording approaches b) Traditional methods fit forever c) Evolution creates problems d) Standard rules never change Part 2: How do pre-opening costs affect new branch office accounting? a) Capitalize until opening b) Add to goodwill c) Defer and amortize d) Expense as incurred Part 3: Elle Corporation has the following standards for its direct materials: 1. Standard Cost: $3.80 per pound 2. Standard Quantity: 6.00 pounds per product. During the most recent month, the company purchased and used 33,900 pounds of material in manufacturing 5,600 products, at a total cost of $131,900. Compute the materials quantity variance. Part 4: Discuss the implications of the revenue recognition principle on the reporting of long-term contracts or projects that span multiple accounting periods. What challenges do accountants face in ensuring the faithful representation of a company's revenue-generating activities within the constraints of established accounting standards?

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Instruction: Read each problem carefully ana proviue h n Prob Problem 1. Classify each of the following costs of Bug Company in two ways: (a) as variable (V) fixed costs (F); (b) as inventoriable costs (I) or period costs (P): Example: Direct labor 1. Salary of company 2. Fire insurance on direct materials controller 3. Property taxes on finished goods held for sale 4. Direct materials used tico of 5. Factory.renty p 6. Sales Commissions R 7. Overtime premium of machine operators 8. Straight-line depreciation of Factory equipment 9. Straight-line depreciation of trucks used for delivery R. of sales to customers 10. Salary of factory supervisor 16

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Assume you are the department B manager for Marley's Manufacturing. Marley's operates under a cost-based transfer structure. Assume you receive the majority of your raw materials from department A, which sells only to department B (they have no outside sales). After calculating the operating income in dollars and operating income in percentage, analyze the following financial information to determine costs that may need further investigation. Marley's ManufacturingIncome StatementMonth Ending August 31, 2018   Dept. A Dept. B Sales $23,000   $50,000   Cost of goods sold 11,270   25,500   Gross profit $11,730   $24,500   Expenses:         Utility expenses $1,380   $3,000   Wages expense 5,520   10,000   Costs allocated from corporate 2,070   14,000   Total expenses $8,970   $27,000   Operating income/(loss) in dollars $fill in the blank 1   $fill in the blank 2   Operating income/(loss) in percentage fill in the blank 3 % fill in the blank 4 %

Assume you are the department B manager for Marley's Manufacturing. Marley's operates under a cost-based transfer structure. Assume you receive the majority of your raw materials from department A, which sells only to department B (they have no outside sales). After calculating the operating income in dollars and operating income in percentage, analyze the following financial information to determine costs that may need further investigation. Marley's ManufacturingIncome StatementMonth Ending August 31, 2018   Dept. A Dept. B Sales $21,000   $52,000   Cost of goods sold 9,870   27,040   Gross profit $11,130   $24,960   Expenses:         Utility expenses $840   $3,120   Wages expense 5,040   10,920   Costs allocated from corporate 2,100   14,560   Total expenses $7,980   $28,600   Operating income/(loss) in dollars $fill in the blank 1   $fill in the blank 2   Operating income/(loss) in percentage fill in the blank 3 % fill in the blank 4 % Department B had…

Account Activity and Relationships Each case is independent. Solve for missing data in alphabetical order. (Hint: Refer to Exhibit 18.6, p. 18-17 and the WIP table, p. 18-25.)     Case A Case B Case C Case D Sales   $425,000 Answer 550,000 Answer Direct materials   75,000 105,000 Answer 105,000 Direct labor   25,000 Answer 100,000 Answer Total direct costs   Answer 160,000 Answer 150,000 Conversion cost   Answer 130,000 Answer Answer Manufacturing overhead   40,000 Answer 50,000 Answer Current manufacturing costs   Answer Answer 475,000 395,000 Work in process, beginning   35,000 50,000 Answer 105,000 Work in process, ending   25,000 Answer 105,000 Answer Cost of goods manufactured   Answer 160,000 Answer 410,000 Finished goods inventory, beginning   45,000 40,000 35,000 60,000 Finished goods inventory, ending   30,000 Answer 40,000 Answer Cost of goods sold   Answer 175,000 Answer 400,000 Gross profit…