Nato Costs or Locating in an FT2 Aranda Company is an import-export company that relocated earlier this year in a foreign trade zone (PTZ) in a southwestern city. The company imports $760,000 of fabric from overseas for resale to clothing companies located in the United States. Aranda purchases and receives the fabric about four months before it is sold and shipped to customers; customers are billed and pay in two months. Duty is assessed at 15 percent of cost, and Aranda faces a 6 percent carrying cost Required: 1. What is the amount of duty paid by Arande last year (before locating in the PTZ) and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Duty 2. What is the amount of carrying cost associated with the duty paid by Aranda last year and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Carrying cost of duty 3. What is the total duty-related cost for Aranda last year and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Total duty related cost

Nato Costs or Locating in an FT2 Aranda Company is an import-export company that relocated earlier this year in a foreign trade zone (PTZ) in a southwestern city. The company imports $760,000 of fabric from overseas for resale to clothing companies located in the United States. Aranda purchases and receives the fabric about four months before it is sold and shipped to customers; customers are billed and pay in two months. Duty is assessed at 15 percent of cost, and Aranda faces a 6 percent carrying cost Required: 1. What is the amount of duty paid by Arande last year (before locating in the PTZ) and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Duty 2. What is the amount of carrying cost associated with the duty paid by Aranda last year and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Carrying cost of duty 3. What is the total duty-related cost for Aranda last year and for this year after relocating to the FTZ? Last Year This Year Total duty related cost

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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