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1.Odaine also disclosed that Bad Debt Expense was $1200 in 2012 and $990 in 2011. There were no recoveries of previously-written off accounts in either year. What were total write-offs of uncollectable accounts for the year ended 12/31/2012?

$1,250

$1,150

$210

$1,200

$950

JannaChan Ltd.'s Statement of Cash Flows had the following line items:


     2012      2011
Bad Debt Expense, net      $1,500      $1,350
Increase in Accts Receivable      $(6,600)      $(4,900)

2.JannaChan reported Sales of $150,000 during the year ended 12/31/2012. There were no write-offs or recoveries during 2012. How much cash did JannaChan collect from customers during the year ended 12/31/2012?

$143,400

$156,600

$150,000

$148,500

$141,900

3.A retail company, Telmo-Mart, had the following line item on its Balance Sheet:


     12/31/2012      12/31/2011
Inventory      $2,500      $2,200

Telmo-Mart's Income Statement had the following line item:


     2012      2011
Cost of Goods Sold      $65,000      $59,000

How much inventory did Telmo-Mart purchase during the year ended 12/31/2012?

$65,300

$64,700

$58,700

$65,000

$59,300

4.Nguyen Co. incurred the following costs during the quarter:

Raw materials used in production      $132,000
Marketing materials used by sales staff      $114,000
Wages of factory workers      $191,000
Salaries of sales staff      $391,000
Depreciation on factory and production equipment      $152,000
Depreciation on headquarters building      $132,000
Manufacturing overhead      $172,000

How much of these costs would have been recorded in Nguyen's Work in Process Inventory account during the quarter?

$495,000

$647,000

$488,000

$779,000

$1,252,000

5.A manufacturing company, Kutty Industries Ltd., had the following line items in a footnote:


     12/31/2012      12/31/2011
Raw Materials      $150      $140
Work in Process      $215      $200
Finished Goods      $250      $240

     $615      $580
LIFO Reserve      $(100)      $(60)
Total Inventory      $515      $520

Kutty Industries' Income Statement had the following line item:


     2012      2011
Cost of Goods Sold      $1,850      $1,725

What would Kutty Industries's Cost of Goods Sold had been if they had used the FIFO inventory method for the year ended 12/31/2012?

$1,950

$1,810

$1,750

$1,890

$1,850

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