Exam 25: Departmentalized Profit and Cost Centers
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The Whippleton Department had gross profit on sales of $120,000,contribution margin of $102,000,total direct expenses of $18,000,and total indirect expenses of $52,000.The Whippleton Department has
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In departmental accounting,expenses that can be closely identified with an individual department are referred to as ____________________ expenses.
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Income from operations provides a better measure for determining whether a segment or department should be discontinued over contribution margin of the segment or department.
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Nonoperating income,such as interest income,should be allocated on the basis of total sales in each department.
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Examine the following Income Statement for Gemology Products and determine whether or not to close the Jewelry Department.If the Jewelry Department is closed,the Insurance Expense will be reduced by $500 and one office employee part time position will be eliminated.That position pays $6,500 a year.The other expenses will remain. 
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Moriah's Creations has two departments,Clothing and Fashion Accessories.The following charge sales were made during the month of September.The Sales tax is 7%.Complete the Sales Journal.Give a brief description of Lily Pad's purchase. 
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Operating expenses that cannot be easily assigned to particular departments at the time transactions occur and are recorded are called ____________________ expenses.
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Department B had net sales of $70,000,gross profit on sales of $35,000,total direct expenses of $9,000,and total indirect expenses of $6,000.Department B's net income is
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For accounting purposes,both revenue and cost data are accumulated for a profit center.
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Semidirect and indirect expenses are treated the same for accounting purposes.At the end of the accounting period they are
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XYZ Company has four sales territories and is considering eliminating the Great Lakes Region which had sales of $100,000,direct expenses of $70,000 and indirect expenses of $50,000.If the Great Lakes Region is eliminated,80% of the indirect expenses would still remain.If this region were to be eliminated,the company's overall net income would be:
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Departments that provide services to other departments of the firm are often organized as ____________________ centers.
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Joe's Haberdashery has two departments,Clothing and Accessories.The Sales Journal for Joe's is shown below.Fill in the missing numbers.What is the Sales Tax percent charged? 
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Departmental income statements provide management with information necessary for decision-making.Which of the following is NOT a decision made possible by these statements?
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Eliminating a department should eliminate all ____________________ expenses of the department.
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Eldercare One,Two and Three are managed as a profit centers by the parent company.Revenues were $1,200,000,$500,000 and $300,000 respectively and patients numbered 270,80 and 50 respectively.Insurance costs of $400,000 are allocated to each center based on number of patients.Eldercare Two would be allocated cost of:
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Costs that cannot be directly assigned to a department,but are closely related to departmental activities are categorized as
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The purchasing,information systems,and maintenance departments are examples of profit centers of a company.
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Miscellaneous Income must be traced to a specific department or segment.
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In a store with several sales departments,departmentalized accounts would be used for
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