Question Continuation
Determine the tax consequences of the redemption to Tammy and to Broadbill under the following independent circumstances.
Tammy and Jeremy are grandmother and grandson.
Answer:
See Explanation Below
Explanation:
Given.
Tammy number of shares = 300
Yvette number of shares = 400
Jeremy number of shares = 300
Each of the shareholders paid $50 per share.
Tammy's Ownership is calculated by; (300+300)/1000
= 600)1000
= 60% ---- before redemption
Tammy's Ownership = (150 + 300)/850
Tammy's ownership = 450/850
Tammy's Ownership = 52.94% ---- after redemption
The constructive ownership of Tammy is more than 80%, this means that the distribution is considered as income to Tammy
Answer:
B. Jack, who was fired for being tardy for work too often.
Explanation:
Unemployment compensation also known as Unemployment benefit or unemployment insurance is a benefit being arranged by the state government to pay unemployed workers who have lost their jobs due to mass layoff, individual layoff or retrenchment. The main objectives of this benefit is to provide income for the jobless person till they are gainfully employed in another corporation, government organisation or Private institution.
From the Question, Individual from answer A, C and D did not lost their job but rather resign intentionally, they are not qualify to have access to Unemployment compensation, although another class of compensation may be arrange to cater for their joblessness by the state.
Answer: $85,000
Explanation:
Drawings are debited/deducted from the Equity account to reflect that the owner's holdings in the business has reduced.
Profit is added to the Equity account in the form of Retained Earnings.
The closing Balance on Equity is;
Closing Balance = Opening Balance + Profit - Drawings
Profit = Closing Balance - Opening Balance + Drawings
Profit = 175,000 - 120,000 + 30,000
Profit = $85,000
<span>ANSWER: a
RATIONALE: Shares outstanding 530,000
Price per share $27.50
Total book common equity $5,125,000
Book value per share = Total book equity/Number of shares $9.67
Difference between book and market values $17.83</span>
As the output is increased or decreased, these (B) fixed costs remain unchanged.
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What are fixed costs?</h3>
- Fixed costs, also known as indirect costs or overhead costs in accounting and economics, are corporate expenses that are independent of the volume of goods or services generated by the business.
- They are usually recurrent, such as monthly interest or rent.
- These expenses are frequently capital expenses.
<h3>Explanation -</h3>
- Dependent refers to a variable that changes when other factors change.
- Fixed cost refers to a cost that doesn't change when the number of goods produced increases or decreases.
- Opportunity cost refers to the benefit that you would have received from the option that was not chosen.
- Marginal cost refers to the change in the cost when you produce an additional unit.
- According to this definition and as the statement refers to a cost that doesn't change.
Therefore, as the output is increased or decreased, these (B) fixed costs remain unchanged.
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Complete question:
If a company rents a warehouse, it must pay rent for the warehouse whether it is full of inventory or completely vacant. Other examples include executives' salaries, interest expenses, depreciation, and insurance expenses. As the output is increased or decreased, these _______ costs remain unchanged.
a. dependent
b. fixed
c. opportunity
d. marginal
