When a bond is trading at a premium, then the coupon rate is higher than the current yield and the yield to maturity.
<h3>How does a bond trade at premium?</h3>
For a bond to trade at premium, the coupon rate would have to be higher than the yield to maturity and the current yield.
Such a bond would trade at premium because the present value of the bond would be more than the par value thanks to the coupon being larger than the discount rate which is the yield to maturity.
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The net change in cash formula can be this easy:
Add the two cash inflows and subtract the cash outflows.
So In here we have;
Cash inflows from operations = $60,500
Cash inflows from financing = $25,000
Cash outflows from investing activities = $47,000
$60,500 + $25,000 - $47,000 = $38,500
The net change in cash was $38,500
Answer:
$1,364
Explanation:
According to the MACRS a rental house is classified as the 27.5 year residential property. It is the first year after purchase and August is the 8th month of 2019 and so according to the MACRS depreciation table for the residential property the rate applicable for this property is 1.364%. Maximum depreciation deduction for the year 2019 is
Cost of House = $174,000
Cost of Land = $74,000
Cost of Building = $100,000
As depreciation on land is not applicable because it does not depreciate. The depreciation will be calculated using Building value
Depreciation = $100,000 x 1.364% = $1,364
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Answer:
d. -$4,608
Explanation:
The computation of the total capital gain is shown below:
Total capital gains is
= (End value - Beginning value) × 900 shares
= ($34.08 - $39.20) × 900 shares
= -$4,608
Hence, the total capital gain on this investment is -$4,608
Therefore the option d is correct
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