Answer:
$20,000
Explanation:
The reason is that the standard specifically addresses the issue and says that the publicly trading security must be recorded at the market price not on the management estimation. If it was allowed we would never see a loss in the financial statement because everyone would argue that our management estimation says that the asset is worth $1 million more than the current market price. So this is prohibited by the accounting standards.
Answer:
required return = 9.32 %
Explanation:
given data
dividend payment = $3.30 per share
growth rate of 2.75 %
stock currently sells = $50.20 per share
to find out
required return
solution
we will apply here required return formula that is express as
required return = + g
here D is dividend at the end of year i.e 3.30 and p is price at the beginning i.e. 50.20 and g is growth rate of 2.75%
so put all these value we get
required return = + g
required return = +2.75%
required return = 6.57% + 2.75%
required return = 9.32 %
Answer: True.
Explanation: The quiet period is also known as waiting period, it is a period between a company filing a registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the time when the SEC declares the statement to be effective. However, the purpose of the "quiet period"a company must observe from the time it files a registration statement with the SEC until after an IPO is complete is to assure that all investors receive the same information.
Answer: Option A
Explanation: In simple words, debt financing refers to a process under which an organisation borrows money from other parties without giving any share in the ownership rights.
These finances are usually gathered by selling bonds bills and notes to the general public. Whereas, equity finance sells its ownership rights and raise money from it.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is A.
Answer:
hi your question lacks the options here is the options and the answer
a.
$1,000,000
b.
$200,000
c.
$1,050,000
d.
$1,026,000
e. $210,000
answer : $1026000 ( D )
Explanation:
properties placed in service in 2019 = $1050000
The threshold for the year 2019 under the section 179 = $2550000
Maximum expense/deduction before phase out under the section 179 = $1020000
The depreciable value =$1050000 - $ 1020000 = $30000
The MACRS depreciation half - year convention under 5 years = 20% of depreciable value = 20% * 30000
= $6000
hence the total cost recovery = MACRS + Maximum expense/deduction
= $6000 + $1020000
= $1026000