A policy clerk can sort and file 170 original , signed insurance policies per hour.

An office manager supervises five data-entry workstations . The cost of each workstation is as follows : wages , 1,950 hours per year @ $10.80; fringe benefits, 25 % of wages ; space, 60 square feet @$18.50 per square foot per year ; data terminal rental , $50 per month; supplies ,$2 75 per year; other costs, $1,300 per year. What is the total yearly cost of the five stations?

A policy clerk can sort and file 170 original, signed insurance policies per hour.

At a wage rate of $\$ 9.20$ per hour for the clerk, what does it cost to file each policy, to the nearest tenth of a cent?

Timmerman Realty rents space for a regional office at $\$ 1,980$ a month. The office is $50$ feet long $\times$ $30$ feet wide. a. How many square feet of space office does the firm rent? b. What is the annual rental cost of the space per square foot?

A property costs $250,000 and is classified as a 5-year class life property under MACRS.

What is the book value of the property after the first year's use?

An order center estimates that the costs of workstations for ten order clerks and a supervisor last year were: wages and fringe benefits, $\$ 253,000$; office space, $\$ 11,210 ;$ power, $\$ 1,480$; depreciation, $\$ 15,200$; supplies, postage, and telephone, $\$ 9,150$. a. What is the average cost of each workstation? b. If the office was open $250$ days last year, what was the cost of each workstation per working day? c. If each clerk completed $70$ orders each work day on average, what is the cost of each order, to the nearest cent?

As part of his job, a clerk in a college recruiting office examines and verifies student application folders for completeness. The clerk can examine and verify a folder every three minutes. a. At that rate, how many folders can the clerk process in a $7 \frac{1}{2}$ hour day? b. At a wage rate of $\$ 10.60$ per hour, what is the cost to process each folder?

A department of an accounting firm has five offices. The average costs of each office are: salaries, $\$ 2,150$ a month; benefits, $28\%$ of wages; space, $120$ square feet $@ \$ 31.50$ per square foot per year; supplies, $\$ 325$ per year; other costs, $\$ 1,830$ per year. What is the total yearly cost of the five offices?

The trust department of a bank occupies part of the second floor of an office building and has an area of $1,260 \mathrm{ft}^2$. The office costs are $\$ 28,560$ a year in rent, $\$ 3,432$ in utilities, and $\$ 1,824$ in maintenance. a. What is the annual cost of the office per square foot, to the nearest dollar? b. Using the rounded annual square foot cost you found in part a, what is the annual cost of a trust officer's office that is $50 \mathrm{ft}^2$ in area?

Divide 56.7 by 8.9 rounded to three decimal places.

Find $82 \times 21 \frac{1}{2}$.

A company wants to ship a package that weighs 10 pounds to zone 5, using National Shipping Company 's two-day service (see the shipping table). Insuring the package will cost $6.75 more. What is the total cost to ship the package?

The annual sales of Eberle Press, Inc. are $4,300,000. The cost of Eberle's insurance on its manufacturing equipment is$2,890, which is 27 % of the total insurance costs of the company. The equipment insurance cost is distributed in proportion to the value of the equipment in each department. Those equipment values are : Department G, $36,125; Department R,$86,700; Department K, $21,675. How much insurance should be charged to each department?

The factory records of Glaser Sheetrock show these costs for the last quarter: raw materials, $517,912.80; direct labor,$635,724.80; supervisory salaries and wages, $59,538.47; rent,$27,235; depreciation and repairs, $32,105.67; power,$18,181.30; factory supplies, $15,945.74; other factory expense,$7,209.82.

What was the total manufacturing cost?

A business van costs $21,000. Using the MACRS table, find the depreciation for the first year. What is its book value at the end of the first year?