Answer:
$53
Explanation:
Call option is $3
Exercise price is $50
The stock is currently priced at $49
It rises to $55 on the expiration date
Therefore the cost price at which the speculator will break even can be calculated as follows
= ($50-$3)+($55-$49)
= $47 + $6
= $53
Answer:
b. $120,800.00
Explanation:
Cost of the land $ 600,000/-
Associated expenses:
Razing down the shed: $ 5000
income from scrap: $ 1000
Total expenses $ 4000
The total cost of land =600,000+4000= $ 604,000
Tax allocation: land and building $ 500,000
land allocation will be: 100,000/500,000 x$ 604,000
=0.2x604,000
=$120,800.00
Answer:
Part - (a)
Since A constructively holds stock through her son and a prohibited interest within the 10 years of divestment, she will not receive a favorable treatment.
Part - (b)
The sale may qualify for redemption if A decides to become a creditor within a 10 years period. Creditors do not hold prohibited interest in corporations, typically because they hold no voting rights.
Part - (c)
The act of replacing, or office held by a family member, does not constitute a prohibited interest. Therefore: the sale should qualify.
Part - (d)
Accepting the stocks as gift would trigger a prohibited interest. The size of the gift and her son's shares and will nullify the 10 year rule.
Answer and Explanation:
The classification is as followS:
<u>Transactions Accrual basis Cash basis </u>
1. Cash received in advance Not record record the revenue
2. Purchase supplies Not record Not record the expense
3. Received cash for services record revenue record revenue
4. Perform services Record revenue Not record the revenue
5. Pay cash for the supplies Not record record the expense
In this way it should be classified
