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  • ACC 543 Capital Budget Recommendation
  • ACC 543 Aspects of Employment and Environment
    Paper and PowerPoint
  • Capital Budget Recommendation Guillermo
    Furniture, a company that manufactures midgrade
    and high-end sofas, has just hired you as an
    accountant. The owner, Guillermo Navallez, has
    assigned you the tasks of determining which
    decisions provide the greatest returns. Read the
    Guillermo Furniture Scenario and review the
    Guillermo Furniture Data Sheets on your student
    Web site.
  • Aspects of Employment and Environment Paper and
    PowerPoint You are an accountant at a small
    accounting firm. One of your clients is looking
    to open a small river-rafting business. Your
    client will run the business operations from a
    mobile home office on a piece of land on the
    riverbank. Your client must decide the best
    location to start this business and has asked you
    to explain the accounting advantages of choosing
    the best location.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 15-6B
  • ACC 543 Entire Course
  • ACC 543 Capital Budget Recommendation
  • ACC 543 Aspects of Employment and Environment
    Paper and PowerPoint
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-1 Net Present Value/Present
    Value Index
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-8A Determining the Internal
    Rate of Return
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-6A Determining Net Present
    Value
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-5B Purchase of Popcorn
    Machine
  • Exercise 15-6B Fixed versus variable cost
    behavior Professional Chairs Corporation produces
    ergonomically designed chairs favored by
    architects. The company normally produces and
    sells from 5,000 to 8,000 chairs per year.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 15-12B
  • ACC 543 Exercise 15-17A Identifying Cost Behavior
  • Exercise 15-12B Effect of cost structure on
    projected profits Logan and Martin compete in the
    same market. The following budgeted income
    statements illustrate their cost structures.
    Required a. Assume that Logan can lure all 80
    customers away from Martin by lowering its sales
    price to 75 per customer. Reconstruct Logans
    income statement based on 160 customers.
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  • Exercise 15-17A Identifying Cost Behavior
    Identify the following costs as fixed or
    variable. Costs related to plane trips between
    San Diego, California, and Orlando, Florida,
    follow. Pilots are paid on a per trip basis. a.
    Pilots salaries relative to the number of trips
    flown. b. Depreciation relative to the number of
    planes in service. c. Cost of refreshments
    relative to the number of passengers. d. Pilots
    salaries relative to the number of passengers on
    a particular trip.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 16-9A
  • ACC 543 Exercise 18-17A
  • Exercise 16-9A Mimosa Corporation expects to
    incur indirect overhead costs of 72,000 per
    month and direct manufacturing costs of 11 per
    unit. The expected production activity for the
    first four months of 2007 is as follows. Required
    a. Calculate a predetermined overhead rate based
    on the number of units of product expected to be
    made during the first four months of the year.
  • Exercise 18-17A Hamby Company had 250 units of
    product in its work in process inventory at the
    beginning of the period and started 2,000
    additional units during the period. At the end of
    the period, 750 units were in work in process
    inventory. The ending work in process inventory
    was estimated to be 60 percent complete.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 18-17B-- Process Cost System
    Cost of Production Report
  • ACC 543 Exercise 19-24A -- Assessing Simultaneous
    Changes in CVP Relationships
  • Exercise 18-17B Process Cost System Cost of
    Production Report At the beginning of 2004,
    Dozier Company had 1,800 units of product in its
    work in process inventory, and it started 19,200
    additional units of product during the year. At
    the end of the year, 6,000 units of product were
    in the work in process inventory. The ending work
    in process inventory was estimated to be 50
    percent complete.
  • Exercise 19-24A Assessing Simultaneous Changes
    in CVP Relationships Green Shades Inc. (GSI)
    sells hammocks variable costs are 75 each, and
    the hammocks are sold for 125 each. GSI incurs
    250,000 of fixed operating expenses annually.
    Required a. Determine the sales volume in units
    and dollars required to attain a 50,000 profit.
    Verify your answer by preparing an income
    statement using the contribution margin format.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-1 Net Present Value Present
    Value Index
  • ACC 543 Exercise 22-6A Using a flexible budget to
    accommodate market uncertainty
  • Exercise 22-6A Using a flexible budget to
    accommodate market uncertainty According to its
    original plan, Katta Consulting Services Company
    would charge its customers for service at 200
    per hour in 2006. The company president expects
    consulting services provided to customers to
    reach 40,000 hours at that rate.
  • Exercise 24-1 Net Present Value/Present Value
    Index The management team at Savage Corporation
    is evaluating two alternative capital investment
    opportunities. The first alternative, modernizing
    the companys current machinery, costs 45,000.
    Management estimates the modernization project
    will reduce annual net cash outflows by 12,500
    per year for the next five years.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-3A Present Value Analysis
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-4A Determining the present
    value of an annuity
  • Exercise 24-3A Present Value Analysis Ginger
    Smalley expects to receive a 300,000 cash
    benefit when she retires five years from today.
    Ms. Smalleys employer has offered an early
    retirement incentive by agreeing to pay her
    180,000 today if she agrees to retire
    immediately. Ms. Smalley desires to earn a rate
    of return of 12 percent.
  • Exercise 24-4A Determining the present value of
    an annuity The dean of the School of Social
    Science is trying to decide whether to purchase a
    copy machine to place in the lobby of the
    building. The machine would add to student
    convenience, but the dean feels compelled to earn
    an 8 percent return on the investment of funds.

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-5A Determining net present
    value
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-5B Purchase of Popcorn
    Machine
  • Exercise 24-5A Determining net present value
    Transit Shuttle Inc. is considering investing in
    two new vans that are expected to generate
    combined cash inflows of 20,000 per year. The
    vans combined purchase price is 65,000. The
    expected life and salvage value of each are four
    years and 15,000, respectively.
  • Exercise 24-5B Purchase of Popcorn Machine Heidi
    Kahn, manager of the Grand Music Hall, is
    considering the opportunity to expand the
    companys concession revenues. Specifically, she
    is considering whether to install a popcorn
    machine. Based on market research, she believes
    that the machine could produce incremental cash
    inflows of 1,600 per year

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  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-6A Determining Net Present
    Value
  • ACC 543 Exercise 24-8A Determining the Internal
    Rate of Return
  • Exercise 24-6A Determining Net Present Value
    Travis Vintor is seeking part-time employment
    while he attends school. He is considering
    purchasing technical equipment that will enable
    him to start a small training services company
    that will offer tutorial services over the
    Internet. Travis expects demand for the service
    to grow rapidly in the first two years of
    operation as customers learn about the
    availability of the Internet assistance.
  • Exercise 24-8A Determining the Internal Rate of
    Return Medina Manufacturing Company has an
    opportunity to purchase some technologically
    advanced equipment that will reduce the companys
    cash outflow for operating expenses by 1,280,000
    per year. The cost of the equipment is
    6,186,530.56. Medina expects it to have a
    10-year useful life and a zero salvage value.

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  • ACC 543 Flexible Budgets Team Paper
  • Flexible Budgets Team Paper Write a paper of no
    more than 1,050 words in which you discuss
    flexible budgets. Explain the relationship
    between fixed and variable costs used in a
    flexible budget. Discuss the differences between
    static and flexible budgets and how a flexible
    budget lends itself to a cost-volume-profit
    analysis. Format your paper consistent with APA
    guidelines

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