Answer:
<u>equity and efficiency</u>
Explanation:
Under the tax system there is no tax on losses. And also the losses can be carried forward and set off to profits in future.
When profits are earned the taxes are paid. After that the remaining profit is either distributed to equity or retained for future purposes.
The more efficiently the company works, higher will be the profit and higher will be the taxes.
As profit is for equity, and from that share the amount is given to tax authorities, which is some part of income, share of equity to tax.
Though it does not provide for right in company, but it is legal to pay the tax.
That is the price you pay for increasing or decreasing efficiency, in the form of income available for equity.
Answer:
A. Debit Cash $8,614; credit Dividend Revenue $8,614.
Explanation:
The journal entry for recording the dividend as on April 15 is shown below:
On April 15
Cash Dr (7,300 shares × $1.18 per share) $8,614
To Dividend revenue $8,614
(Being the dividend is recorded)
For recording this here we debited the cash as it increased the assets and credited the dividend revenue as the revenue is also increased
Therefore the correct option is A.
The answer to the question you are asking is e
Answer:
From the information provided
Federal rate tax of earnings = 30000 × 0.6%
= 30000 × 0.006
= 180
State rate tax of earnings = 30000 × 5.4%
= 30000 × 0.054
= 1620
Medicare taxes = 2625
Social security taxes = 10500
Total payroll tax expenses = Medicare taxes + social security taxes + state rate tax on earnings + federal rate tax on earnings
= 10500 + 2625 + 180 +1620
= $ 14925
THUS,
JOURNAL ENTRY
___Accounts_______Debit ($)____Credit ($)
Payroll Tax Expense__ 14925
Social Security Payable___________ 10,500
Medicare Payable________________2625
FUTA Payable ___________________180
SUTA Payable ___________________1620
