<span>If she starts work now she will earn $40,000 in two years. Borrowing 5000 dollars in year one times a flat 5% interest rate equals a total of 5250 which she would have to repay. Not caclualting for taxes, but based on her gross income, that would leave her with 42, 250 dollars and she would end up ahead by the end of two years. So yes at 4 percent it would also make sense. At 6 percent her payback amount would be 5300 dolloars and she would still end up ahead. But in real life there are taxes and compound interest.</span>
Answer: The correct answer is "a. You may have to tell your accountant to conduct reconciliations to ensure that the rates in the system make sense when compared to actual rates.".
Explanation: Paul should surely recommend that your accountant verify the rates applied in the accounting system have reliability and are correctly related to the actual rates and if not, perform the necessary reconciliations.
I'd say B, by leasing the car he'd save more money if it broke down or stopped functioning properly and if that happened he could lease a different car instead of paying multiple times to fix things that would most likely break down again because he owned it.
Answer:
223,250 shares
Explanation:
proceeds from the exercise of options
= 26000 × 7 = 182,000
used to repurchase common stock at market price
182,000 ÷ 8 = 22,750
shares outstanding march 31, 2021
220,000
shares to be used in cal diluted EPS;
(26,000 - 22750) + 220,000 223,250
No. of Shares for computing Diluted Earning per share = 223,250 shares
<span>Once the production is in performance mode, the most important person in the show is the stage manager.
</span>The stage manager organizes and coordinates the theatrical production. He/she <span> schedules and runs rehearsals and </span>organizes the production and coordinates the communications between various personnel.
