Answer:
The correct answer is $132,664.89.
Explanation:
According to the scenario, the given data are as follows:
Present value (PV) = $50,000
Rate of interest (r) = 5%
Time period (n) = 20 Years
So, we can calculate future value by using following formula:
Future value = PV × (1 + r)^(n)
= $50000 × ( 1 + 5% )^20
= $50000 × (1 + 0.05)^20
= $132,664.89
Hence, After 20 years land will be worth $132,664.89.
Answer:
Increase of 130 million
Explanation:
In this question, we are looking to evaluate what has happened to change in deferred tax assets. We proceed as follows;
Firstly, we calculate the current tax.
Mathematically = 40% of 400 million = 40/100 * 400 million = 160 million
Now, as we can see in the question, a decrease in deferred tax asset resulted in an increase in tax expense to a tune of $50 million
This brings the total tax expense to 160 million + 50 million = 210 million
We can see from the question that the company has only recognized a tax expense of $80 million.
This means that the change in deferred tax asset was an increase of 210 million- 80 million = $130 million
Answer:
Break-even sales = $800,000.
Explanation:
<em>The beak-even point is the units of products to be sold or number of customers to be served to enable a business to cover exactly its total cost from the revenue. At the break-even point, the business makes no profit or no loss because the contribution from sales exactly equals the total fixed cost</em>
<em>Break-even in sales revenue = Total fixed cost/Contribution margin</em>
<em>Contribution margin (%) = Contribution/ sales × 100</em>
= 160,000/640,000
= 0.25 × 100
= 25%
<em>Fixed cost = Contribution - operating income</em>
= 160,000- -( 40,000)
= 160,000 + 40,000
= 200,000
<em>Break-even point sales = 200,000/25%</em>
= $800,000.
Answer:
A. $190,000
Explanation:
The breakdown analysis of Balance Sheet and Income Statement in terms of Cash in the form of Operating, Investing and Financing activities is known as Cash Flow Statement or the Statement of Cash Flows.
In Investing Activities Cash Flow we simply add Cash Proceeds from the sale of assets and subtract any proceeds from the purchases. The difference between the two is called Cash Flow from investing activities and it how much cash surplus or deficit we have from Investing Activities of Cash.
In the Statement of Cash Flows calculating Net Cash provided by investing activities is simple. Simply add Sale of Land, Sale of Equipment and Issuance of Common Stock. Subtract Purchase of Equipment from it and you will get the Net Cash Flow from Investing Activities.
Payment of Cash Dividend is the Financing Activities item so will not be taken into consideration in Investing Activities Cash flow as follows:
(+) Sale of Land $100,000
(+) Sale of Equipment $50,000
(+) Issuance of Common Stock 70,000
(-) Purchase of Equipment $30,000
NET CASH FLOW from INVESTING ACTIVITIES $190,000
