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loris [4]
2 years ago
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Question 7 of 25 Social Security withholding is an example which tax

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Reil [10]2 years ago
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Regressive tax - larger proportion of lower-income earners’ total income is withheld, compared to high-income earners
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Revenue: Addition to permanent     $510,000

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Revenue : increase in fair value        $8,000

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b. Statement of revenue , expenditure , and changes in fund balance

         Particulars                                     Amount

<u>Revenue</u>

Addition to permanent endowment     $510,000

Investment income                                 $48,000  

Increase in fair value of investment      $8,000

Total revenue                                          $566,000

<u>Expenditure</u>

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Net change in fund balance                $526,500

Beginning fund balance                         <u>     0          </u>

Ending fund balance                             <u>$526,500</u>

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Cash                                         $8,500

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Accounts payable                                                $2,000.00  

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Non spendable permanent   $510,000

fund principal

Assigned to library                 <u>$16,500</u>

($526,500 - $510,000)

Total fund balance                                               <u>$526,500</u>

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