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oee [108]
2 years ago
6

Decision Point: Deciding on Your Simple Structure

Business
1 answer:
cricket20 [7]2 years ago
8 0

The person that would report to you would be B. Julia. She manages the office temporary workers you've hired and otherwise works on marketing brochures. She also helps with software improvements and customer service.

<h3>What is a Business Structure?</h3>

This refers to the hierarchies in place that shows the chain of command for ease of business and access.

Hence, we can see that based on the fact that Julia manages the workers, she is responsible for collecting reports from others and then reporting directly to you.

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Add: Ending finished goods   $                8,400

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a) Annual interest payments        $207,360           $184,275

b) Earnings After Taxes                 $127,584           $141,475

c) Annual interest payments        $149,040           $172,125

Earnings After Taxes                    $162,576          $148,725

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a) Data and Calculations:

Temporary current assets = $540,000

Permanent current assets =   440,000

Fixed assets =                         640,000

Total assets =                     $1,620,000

Assumed tax rate = 40%

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Financed by long-term sources       80%                    56.25%

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Short-term finance                         324,000 (20%)     708,750 (43.75%)

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Short-term interest rate = 8%         25,920                 56,700

Total annual interest payments $207,360              $184,275

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Earnings before taxes               $212,640               $235,725

Income taxes (40%)                       85,056                   94,250

Earnings After Taxes                 $127,584                 $141,475

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Long-term interest rate = 8%      $103,680              $72,900

Short-term interest rate = 14%        45,360                99,225

Total annual interest payments  $149,040             $172,125

c) Earnings before

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