Answer:
Hodge Company
Calculation of Estimated Loss on Inventory in the
Flood Using Gross Margin (Profit) Method
November 21, 2016
Inventory at November 1, 2016 $96,000
Purchases from November 1, 2016 <u>$131,000</u>
to date of flood
Cost of goods available for sale $227,000
<u>Estimated cost of goods sold:</u>
Net sales from November 1, 2016 $250,000
to date of flood
Less: Estimated gross margin <u>$75,000</u> <u>$175,000</u>
(250,000 * 30%)
Estimated cost of inventory at date of flood $52,000
Less: Salvage goods <u>$9,200</u>
Estimated loss on inventory in the flood <u>$42,800</u>
Answer:
$8000
Explanation:
Given that:
Adjusted basis of sport plane = $112,000
Sales price = $140,000
Down payment = $40,000
Balance paid in $20,000 installment for the nest 5 years
Gross income:
Gross income = sales price - adjusted basis
Gross income = $140,000 - $112,000
Gross income = $28,000
Based on the installment payment of $20,000:
140,000/20,000 = 7
Gross income = $28000/ 7 = $4000
With down payment being 40,000
In year 1, down payment of $40,000 was made, which is 2 times the yearly installment amount.
Hence gross profit in year 1 = $4000 × 2 = $8000
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Answer:
Ans. Your monthly payments will be $1,602.37 ; The effective annual rate is 5.33%
Explanation:
Hi, first, we need to convert this APR rate into an effective monthly rate, that is, dividing 0.052/12 =0.00433 (or 0.4333%). Then we need to use the following equation and solve for A.

Where:
PresentValue= 84,500
A = periodic payments (the monthly payments that you need to make)
r = 0.004333333
n=60 months
So, let´s solve for A.




Now, in order to find the effective annual rate, we need to use the following equation.

Notice that to find an effective rate you have to start with another effective rate, otherwise it won´t work. So everything should look like this.

Meaning that the equivalent effective annual rate to 5.2% APR is 5.33% effective annual.
Best of luck.