Answer:
A. $1,600
Explanation:
Ningbo Steel
Income Statement
Sales Revenue $11,000
Less Cost of goods sold <u>$5,000
</u>
Gross Profit $6,000
Less Operating Expense <u>$3,000
</u>
Earning Before Interest and Taxes $3,000
Less Interest Expense <u>$1,000</u>
Earning before Tax $2,000
Less Tax Expenses (2,000 *20%) <u>$400</u>
Net Profit after tax <u>$1,600</u>
Answer:
5. They are all neccessary
Answer:
$7,500
Explanation:
Taxable income:
= Income from operations + Dividends received - Expenses from operations
= $200,000 + $15,000 - 140,000
= $75,000
Deductions is allowed only to the maximum extent of 10% of the taxable income of the corporation.
Therefore,
Kingbird's charitable contribution deduction:
= 10% of Taxable income
= 0.1 × $75,000
= $7,500
Answer:
increasing returns to scale
Explanation:
The biggest barrier for other firms are increasing returns to scale. This is because Eric and Chris have their company already established and also have their clientele all hooked up and using their service. This allows them to produce a much higher electrical output for their clients with a certain Income. Newer companies will need a much higher income just to be able to produce a similar electrical output in order to try and compete with Eric and Chris.
Answer: C) noncompensatory rule
Explanation:
The non-compensatory rule is used to describe a situation where a person does not believe that the good traits of a product in one area will compensate for perceived bad traits in another area.
For Elton, the good trait is well known brand names and the bad trait is brand names that are not well known. Even if for the brand that is not well known, the price is lower, the discount is higher or the store is well known, these still will not be enough to compensate for the bad trait of not being well known.