Express Delivery Company (EDC) is considering of $222,600. An internally prepared report summarizes the Payroll Department's annual operating costs as follows: Supplies Payroll clerks' salaries Payroll supervisor's salary Payroll employee training expenses Depreciation of equipment Allocated share of common building operating costs Allocated share of common administrative overhead Total annual operating cost $ 32,600 122,600 60,600 12,600 22,600 17,600 30,600 $ 299,200 EDC currently rents overflow office space for $38,600 per year. If the company closes its Payroll Department, the employees occupying the rented office space could be brought in-house and the lease agreement on the rented space could be terminated with no penalty. If the Payroll Department is outsourced the payroll clerks will not be retained; however, the supervisor would be transferred to the company's Human Resource Management Department. As a result of this transfer, the company would discontinue its efforts to hire a new Human Resource Manager that it expected to pay an annual salary of $58,600.
Express Delivery Company (EDC) is considering of $222,600. An internally prepared report summarizes the Payroll Department's annual operating costs as follows: Supplies Payroll clerks' salaries Payroll supervisor's salary Payroll employee training expenses Depreciation of equipment Allocated share of common building operating costs Allocated share of common administrative overhead Total annual operating cost $ 32,600 122,600 60,600 12,600 22,600 17,600 30,600 $ 299,200 EDC currently rents overflow office space for $38,600 per year. If the company closes its Payroll Department, the employees occupying the rented office space could be brought in-house and the lease agreement on the rented space could be terminated with no penalty. If the Payroll Department is outsourced the payroll clerks will not be retained; however, the supervisor would be transferred to the company's Human Resource Management Department. As a result of this transfer, the company would discontinue its efforts to hire a new Human Resource Manager that it expected to pay an annual salary of $58,600.
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