Answer:
Total after-tax cash flow= $6000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Equipment value= $30,000 in December 20x1.
Income= $10,000 p
Cost= $2,000 per year.
Depreciation= $3,000.
t=0,40
Cash flow has the following structure:
Income (+)
Cost (-)
Depreciation (-)
=EBIT
TAX (-)
Depreciation (+)
Total
Income= 10000
Costs= -2000
Depreciation= -3000
EBIT= 5000
Tax= -2000
Depreciation= 3000
Total= 6000
Answer:
a. an invitation to submit offers, not an offer itself.
Explanation:
When a property is to be sold at an auction it involves an invitation for interested buyers to submit offers to the seller. The seller will now consider the offers and see the best one for him.
There is usually no price stated for the auction and seller goes for the highest bid.
If however if the seller says that there is no reserve price or that the reserve price was met, it can now be considered an offer in itself.
In this case Owen is offering the property at a live auction and does not state requirements for a reserve price
Answer:
(C) $1,500 dividend income.
Explanation:
The total AAA available is $15000($10000+$5000(taxable income)).
The total distribution $18000(($6000×2)+($3000×2))
Here since available AAA is $15000 each get deduction of $7500($15000×500shares/1000shares).Hence $1500(i.e $6000+$3000-$7500) is taxable.
This is known as "excess reserves."
Many banks will choose to loan the excess reserves out to customers and earn money from the collected interest.
Answer: $28.30
Explanation:
Given the following :
Expected Dividend = $1.70
Earning from share sale at year end = $30
Expected rate of return on investment = 12%
Maximum price of stock :
(Earning from share + expected Dividend) / (1 + return rate)
(30 + 1.70) / ( 1 + 12%)
(30 + 1.70) / (1 + 0.12)
(31.70) / (1.12)
= $28.303571
= $28.30
