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 Which of the following statements regarding changing a company's articles of association is correct? 

A

 A company may only change its articles once in a financial year 

B

 A company requires a special or written resolution with a 75% majority to change its articles 

C

 A company must send copies of the amended articles to the Registrar of Companies within 28 days of the amendment taking place 

 Which of the following changes to a company's articles of association is void? 

A

 Changes that allow a member additional votes so that they may block company resolutions on certain issues 

B

 Changes that restrict the objects of the company 

C

 Changes that conflict with the Companies Act 

 Which of the following is a correct rule concerning company names? 

A

 A company may be required to change its name if it is deemed offensive by the Secretary of State 

B

 A company may not set its own rules for changing its name 

C

 A company may not have a name that suggests a connection with the Government 

 Choose the appropriate words from those highlighted.  

The materials yield variance is calculated on the difference between the standard/actual input for standard/actual output, and the standard/actual total quantity input (in the standard/actual mix), valued at standard/actual costs. 

 Choose the appropriate words from those highlighted 

The sales mix variance is calculated as the difference between the standard/actual quantity sold in the standard/actual mix and the standard/actual quantity sold in the standard/actual mix, valued at standard/actual margin per unit. 

Choose the appropriate words from those highlighted 

The sales quantity variance is calculated as the difference between the standard/actual sales volume in the budgeted proportions and the budgeted sales volumes, multiplied by the standard/actual margin. 

Spendthrift Co purchased 6,850 kg of material at a total cost of $32,195. The material price variance was $1,370 adverse.  The standard price per kg was $ ________  (to the nearest cent) 

A standard unit of product contains two materials, P and Q. The standard direct materials cost is:  

                                                                                                                                $ 

Material P                            0.1 kg at $8 per kg                                               0.8 

Material Q                            0.3 kg at $4 per kg                                               1.2 

Total direct material cost                                                                                   2.0 

Management can control the mix of the materials and so, in standard costing variance reports, direct materials variances are reported as mix and yield variances. 

In the period just ended, 45,000 units of finished products were made. They used 6,900 kg of Material P, which cost $7 per kg, and 12,600 kg of Material Q, which cost $5 per kg. 

What was the adverse direct materials yield variance? 

$ ________

The following data have been extracted from the budget working papers of WR Co: 

Activity (machine hours)                                      Overhead cost                                   

                                                                                              $        

            10,000                                                                 13,468

            12,000                                                                 14,162

            16,000                                                                 15,549

            18,000                                                                 16,242 

In November 20X3, the actual activity was 13,780 machine hours and the actual overhead cost incurred was $14,521. Give your answer to the nearest $10. 

Calculate the total overhead expenditure variance for November 20X3.  

$_________ Favourable/Adverse (select the correct option) 

 This objective test question contains a question type which will only appear in a computer-based exam, but this question provides valuable practice for all students whichever version of the exam they are taking. 

Mr. Green makes salads.  The standard plate of salad has 30 g of lettuce (L), 50 g of peppers (P) and 80 g of beetroot (B). The standard prices of the three ingredients are $0.2/kg, 0.4/kg and 0.8/kg respectively.  The actual prices were $0.22/kg, $0.38/kg and $0.82/kg. 

Mr. Green has been experimenting and so in July he changed the mix of vegetables on the plate thus: 1,500 plates contained 62,000 grams of lettuce, 81,000 grams of peppers and 102,000 grams of beetroot. 

What is the cost difference between the actual mix and the standard mix to the nearest cent?