Sally works for Timber Products, Inc. The basis for her contribution under the Federal Insurance Contribution Act to help pay for benefits that will partially make up for her loss of income on retirement is her annual wage base.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
The contribution that Sally, who is working for Timber Products incorporation, has to make for federal insurance contribution act is based on the amount of wage that Sally gets on an annual basis or the wage that she gets in a year.
A part of that wage which is a particular percentage is paid to the federal insurance contribution act who is going to benefit her in case she incurs any kind of loss of income.
Answer: C. As reporting for an integral part of an annual period.
Explanation:
Interim Financial reporting should be treated as an important and complete part of the annual financial statement. It should follow all the generally accepted accounting principles. More reason for that is tax rates used in interim report is the same that is used in the annual financial statement as well (due to the estimate taken in the interim report). Many of the firms consider the interim financial reporting as an integral part of the annual report.
Answer:
Future Value = $1,192,287.56
Explanation:
<em>The future value is the expected total sum that an investment is suppose to accumulate together with interest over a period of time at a particular interest rate.</em>
Where compounding is done done monthly, he future value is determined as follows:
FV = PV ×( (1+r)^n -1 )/ r
FV - Future Value , PV - present value r- monthly rate of interest , n- number of months
FV - ?
r- 8%/12 = 0.66%
n - 30× 12 =
PV - 800
FV = 800 × ( (1.00666)^(360) - 1 )/ 00666
= 800 × 1490.359449
= $1,192,287.56
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