Answer: A. incorrect because part of each payment is to principal and to interest. Therefore, only a portion of the payment goes to interest, so the full amount should not be included when computing the rate of interest paid.
Explanation:
When paying back a loan, there are two components to the periodic interest payment. The first component is the interest payment. This is the payment to compensate the borrower for loaning out the money and is based on the interest rate and the principal left to be repaid.
The second component goes towards repaying the principal of the loan which in this case is $10,000. When computing the periodic interest rate therefore, the entire amount paid per period should not be used as it would inflate the interest rate.
C a well cause it will always be closer
Answer: $2100
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Oakley Company does not ring up sales taxes separately on the cash register and that the total receipts for February amounted to $32,100 and the sales tax rate is 7%.
The amount that must be remitted to the state for February's sales taxes will be:
= $32,100/(1+7%) × 7%
= $32100/(1 + 0.07) × 0.07
= $32100/1.07 × 0.07
= $2100
Answer:
Explanation:
Total asset turnover = Sales/total assets
3.2= 14000000/Total assets
Total assets = 4375000
E/A = 1-D/A = 1-0.45 = 0.55
Equity = E/A*assets = 0.55*4375000=2406250
Net income = (EBIT-interest)*(1-tax rate)
=(1344000-546000)*(1-0.25)=598500
ROE = Net income/total equity
ROE% = 598500/2406250=0.248
ROE% = 24.8
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