Answer:
Explanation:
As the loan has not been used yet, it will stay in the Loan account of the bank. The balances on the books for ACME will therefore be,
Reserves - $151,000.
It does not change as loan has not been used yet. If Toshi was to use loan then this figure will reduce because withdrawals are given from the Bank reserves.
Checkable Deposits will increase by the loan amount as that was where Toshi was credited to.
= 140,000 + 28,000
= $168,000
Loans - $28,000
The bank will now have a loan balance of $28,000 on its debit side to reflect the loan it just gave out.
Stock Shares - $286,000.
Not affected by the transaction.
Property - $275,000
Not affected by the transaction.
Answer:
false
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
$10,000 as qualified dividends
Explanation:
As this is in the form of dividends we assume the business is a corporation therefore their dividends are taxed as well.
As Jay is the sole owner of Kaye Company we have to assume their dividends are qualified as were held during the entire 121-days period
Therefore are subject to his capital gains rate rather than his rate of 37%
<u><em>According to the IRS table for the year 2020:</em></u>
Income Tax Bracket Income Tax Rate Capital Gains Rate
$0 – $9,875 10% 0%
$9,876 – $40,000 12% 0%
$40,001 – $40,125 12% 15%
$40,126 – $85,525 22% 15%
....
$518,401+ 37% 20%
Thus the $50,000 qualified dividends will be taxes at 20%
50,000 x 20% = 10,000