Answer:
Cash flows from financing activities = -$12600
Explanation:
Before we determine this company's cash flows from financing activities we should understand what components or cash flows are and/or can be associated with financing activities of a business. Cash flows from financing activities include all those cash flows that are received/paid in financing/funding the entity's operations. All those cash flows that are related to raising funds/finance for the business which normally include cash from issuance of equity/debt/, settlement of mature instruments etc.
So in the question the cash flows that relate to financing activities are as follows;
<em>issued common stock =$64000</em>
<em>paid cash dividend = $14600</em>
<em>settlement of note payable = $50000</em>
<em>payment to acquire treasury stock = $12000</em>
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Cash flows from financing activities = $64000 -$14600 -$50000 -$12000
Cash flows from financing activities = -$12600
In this situation, the company is facing negative cash flows as company has received lower cash from financing and has paid/settled greater amounts.
<em>Note: purchasing of equipment is a cash outflow from investing activities and net income generated is a cash inflow from operating activities.</em>
The futa taxes liable to be paid is 6.0% by both employers.
This amount is usually referred to as the federal or FUTA wage base. This may differ from state to state according to the state's rules. Thefuta taxes need to be filed by filling in Form 940.
The employee may have to deposit the futa tax before the employee files the return. The tax liability should be an amount of more than $500 for the calendar year. If this amount is lesser than $500 it should be carried forward to the next quarter. The employee needs to do this till the aggregate amount is equal to $500 after which it requires to be deposited.
If the date that we need to deposit the tax is not a business day then it should be deposited by the end of the next business day. If this process is followed it will be considered a timely payment.
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Answer:
In times of economic downturns to stimulate growth
Explanation:
Open market operations are one of the monetary policies used by the Fed to regulate the money supply in the economy. They involve buying and selling treasury bills to the banks and other financial institutions. Open marker buys, and lowering of interests are expansionary policies used to stimulate economic growth.
By buying treasury bills, the Fed adds money to the banks. Banks exchange treasury bills for liquid cash. As a result, banks end up with excess money in their custody. To make profits, the bank lends out this money to firms and individuals at competitive rates. The availability of easy and low-interest credit encourages borrowing for investments and consumption. Increased economic activities accelerated economic growth. Lowering of discount rates makes loans cheaper, thereby encouraging borrowing.
Answer:
= - $1050
Explanation:
Current Account:
Balance of Trade negative -$600
Balance of Services = +$50
Net Income on Investments negative −$400
Net Transfers -$100
current account (-$600+$50−$400-$100) - $1050
Exports of Goods +$9,900
Imports of Goods - $10,500
Exports of Services +$350
Imports of Services -$300
Income Received on Investments +3,300