Answer:
Deferred Tax Liability= $564,000
Explanation:
The question is to determine the deferred tax liability to recognize by Sunland Co. at the end of the year 2017.
Step 1 :
We determine what the Income tax expense is for the year
Income tax expense= Pretax financial income x Income Tax rate
Income tax expense= $1,410,000 x 0.30 = $423,000
Step 2:
Although we recognized receivables as well as instalmental sales for reporting purposes under the accrual method. However, these will be subject to tax when we decide to recognize it in the future.
As such Deferred tax liability = Future Tax Liability
Deferred Tax liability for Sunland Co= Instalmental Sales x Income tax expense
= $1,880,000 x 0.3= $564,000
Answer:
0%
Explanation:
Base on the scenario been described in the question, where we saw coach Seib has 90% faster breaking her triglyceride Levels while working, when sitting, she has a 0% of breaking her triglyceride Levels because no movement, there will be no breakdown in the triglyceride Levels
Answer:
EAW = -$17,545.71
Explanation:
initial investment = $200,000
cash inflows;
- Year 1 = $33,000
- Year 2 = $44,000
- Year 3 = $55,000
- Year 4 = $66,000
- Year 5 = $77,000
- Year 6 = $88,000
- Year 7 = $99,000
- Year 8 = $110,000
- Year 9 = $132,000
cash outflows:
- Year 1 = $20,000
- Year 2 = $30,000
- Year 3 = $40,000
- Year 4 = $50,000
- Year 5 = $60,000
- Year 6 = $70,000
- Year 7 = $80,000
- Year 8 = $90,000
- Year 9 = $100,000
EAW = equivalent annual worth = equivalent annual benefits - equivalent annual costs
to determine the EAB we must first find the PV of the cash inflows using a financial calculator = $408,348.84
EAB = (PV x r) / [1 - (1 + r)⁻ⁿ] = ($408,348.84 x 10%) / [1 - (1 + 10%)⁻⁹] = $70,905.91
to determine the EAC we must first find the PV of the cash outflows (including initial outlay) using a financial calculator = $509,395
EAC = (PV x r) / [1 - (1 + r)⁻ⁿ] = ($509,395 x 10%) / [1 - (1 + 10%)⁻⁹] = $88,451.62
EAW = $70,905.91 - $88,451.62 = -$17,545.71
Answer:
Comet's E&P will decrease by $50,000 due to the exchange.
Explanation:
50 of Pam's shares are worth 50 x $1,000 = $50,000, since the corporation is redeeming them, it will do so by decreasing its earnings and profits (retained earnings account).
Generally when larger corporations buy back stocks (AKA treasury stocks), they will credit cash and debit treasury stocks, but since Pam's stocks are being retired, they are not going to be held as treasury stocks, therefore E&P must decrease.
Answer:
Decreased
Explanation:
Liquidity or current ratio = Current Assets / Current liabilities
If the current asset has been decreased and the current liabilities has been increased then the answer would be higher than before.
The current ratio tells the same and the only difference written above and in current ratio is that the above mentioned Answer is conceptual based whereas current ratio uses numerical values of current assets and current liabilities written in the balance sheet.
Current ratio tells us that whether or not the company is able to meet its short term liabilities (Current Liabilities) using its short term asset (Current Assets).
Remember that the current assets are the assets that are convertible to cash within next 12 months. Whereas current liabilities are the liabilities which we have to pay in cash within the next 12 months.
