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20.04.2020 •
Business
Harper is a sales rep for an eyeglass company. The company is always on the cutting edge of trendy designs. In her job, she frequently relies on the marketing department to provide her with information and materials.
When using customer satisfaction to judge the success of their company, Harper's managers should:
A. ignore Harper's satisfaction, since she is an employee rather than a customer.
B. take Harper's satisfaction into account, because customers can be internal as well as external.
C. consider Harper's satisfaction, but place less emphasis it than on the satisfaction of a stockholder, since she is an external customer.
D. only consider Harper's satisfaction if she has worked in the same job for at least 2 years.
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Ответ:
A. $12,000 B. $34,000 C. $125,000 D. $137,000
The depreciable basis of the equipment is $137,000,option D
Explanation:
The depreciable basis of the equipment is the initial cost of the equipment to be recognized as asset ,which consists of the original purchase price of $125,000,the shipping cost of $7,000,set-up and testing cost of $5,000.
The annual labor cost of running the equipment is not part of the initial cost as it is an annual expense to be recognized directly in income statement as payroll cost.
Depreciable basis=$125,000+$7,000+$5,000=$137,000