Multiple Choice Manag. Accounting Problem?
1) In a job-order cost system, which of the following events would trigger recording facts on a job cost sheet?a) purchase of direct materials
b) clearance of advertising
c) payoff of insurance
d) none of the above
2)In a job-order costing system, the cost of a completed but unsold job is:
a) closed to cost of produce sold
b) part of the work contained by process inventory balance
c) factor of the finished goods inventory be a foil for
d) adjusted to exclude any applied overhead
**IF I have to guess, I would say 1 = D and 2 = B
Answers: How are you going to swot if we gave you the answer to this? Read the chapter, don't guess!
Instead of "guessing" study to know the concept not just "offer me the answer my homework is due".
Good luck look it up in you books!
Is it a special penny?
A 1974 penny?A 1911 penny?
Worth anymore than a cent?
please no stupid answers.
Answers: Neither one is worth anything, OLD does not make coins advisable. Rarity and condition do.
Neither are "rare".
The 1974 penny may have a copper pro in slight excess of stated obverse value.
The 1911 cent, if minted surrounded by San Francisco, may be worth several dollars, but if you deduct the modest value for obtain valuation information, transportation costs to visit a coin store, negotiation, contracting and taxation costs, you will realize how little money you possess within your two coins. You might even be negative within value should you engage in to do anything beyond spending your "rare" fortune. Good luck.
Where do I sell my gold jewelry for the best price?
Answers: If you have a jewelry market in your area you should obtain several quotes. Refiners generally pay a little more than jewlers or pawn shops but have higher minimum purchases. Look up gold refiners on your computer.
Do not have high expectations. Ask for price or cost per gram. Remember that jewelry may only be 50% gold (12kt) or 75% gold (18 kt). Some of your costs for the gold reflect engineering and design costs. Good luck!
Try a local jewelry store; in the Boston area there a few shops that will buy gold. Otherwise, I guess ebay as some people here suggest. Good luck.
Ya sas!
You are in for a very strong shock if you expect to get over 10 to 15% of the value of the jewelry no matter where you try to sell it.
Locally is better because then the person can look at it and perhaps will give you a bit more when they can see the pieces you have for sell.
I wouldn't recommend e-bay because there's a lot of competition, and you probably won't get a good price unless you have something like an antique or heirloom. Otherwise, basic gold and silver jewelry is best sold online to refiner. You'll get the best market prices. Sign up for a free kit and they'll send you one. You send off your gold and they send you a check right away.
This is the fastest, most effective way to get cash for gold. See this site for more info: http://www.goldintomoney.com/