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SSSSS [86.1K]
3 years ago
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Dan buys a property for $260,000. he is offered a 30-year loan by the bank, at an interest rate of 6% per year. what is the annu

al loan payment dan must make?
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1 answer:
Law Incorporation [45]3 years ago
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20,280 is the right answer
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b. complement goods

Explanation:

Complement goods -

These are the type of goods , that are related to each other in a certain manner , is referred to as complement goods.

These type of good are also referred to as paired goods or associated goods .

In case of complement goods , if a person buys first good , then he might require the second good too.

These goods can even alters the prices of each other .

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people buying a CD player , need to buy the corresponding CD too , and hence ,

CD player and CD are complement goods.

Hence , from the given scenario of the question,

The correct option is b. complement goods .

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  • Melba's adjusted basis for the land at the Acquisition date is $625000
  • Melba's adjusted basis for the land one year later is $645000

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The adjusted basis for a property/land is the net cost of the property after adjusting for factors that might attract tax as related to the land

The adjusted basis for the land at the acquisition date is the net cost of the land at the acquisition date which will be ( $225000 + $400000 ) because that was the net cost of the Land at the date of acquisition before an agreement was later reached by Melba requiring him to pay $400000 plus an interest of 5%

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The correct answer is B. (3,375) = NA + (3,375) NA − 3,375 = (3,375) NA.

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The question asks for the effect of the adjusting entry on December 31, Year 1, that is, the creation of the 3% allowance for uncollectible debts.

Allowance for bad debts = 3% x $112,500 = $3,375

Its effect is as follows.

Assets: Since accounts receivable (an asset) is reduced, assets are reduced  by $3,375.

Liabilities: No effect.

Equity: As Equity = Assets - Liabilities, the net effect is to reduce the equity by $3,375.

Revenue: No effect.

Expenses: Sales worth $3,375 is written off as an expense. Hence, total expenses increase by $3,375.

Net increase: As revenue remains unchanged while expenses increase by $3,375, the net increase is a negative of $3,375.

Cash flow: No effect, because there is no exchange of cash since the amount of $3,375 was never received by Loudoun Corporation.

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