Answer:
B. Loss on sale is $12,500
Explanation:
The equipment purchase on 1st January 2018. The equipment is sold of 1st July 2020. The duration for accumulated depreciation is 2.5 years. Using straight line method the depreciation will be:
[ 1,600,000 - 130,000 ] / 8 years * 2.5 years = 612,500
The book value for the equipment is 1,600,000 - 612,500 = 987,500
The equipment is sold for 1,000,000
There is gain on disposal of 12,500.
Answer and Explanation:
Given that the dividend will grow at 20% for two years and then a constant 6% at third year
1st year dividend at 20%= $3
Present value of the dividend for the first year=PV factor at 15%(from table) = $2.61
2nd year dividend at 20% = $3.60
Present value of the dividend for the second year = PV factor at 15%(from table) $2.72
3rd year dividend at 6% growth rate =
$42.40
Present value of the dividend for the third year = PV factor at 15% = $32.06
Current price of the stock =$2.61+$2.72+$32.06
=$37.39
The answer is 20%, 40 is 1/5 of 200, therefore it is 20%
Answer:
it is an adjustment to net income.
Since the prepaid expenses increased during the year, the amount by which it increased should be deducted from operating cash flows
Explanation:
other adjustments to net income:
depreciation expense
changes in accounts receivable
changes in inventory level
changes in accounts payable
changes in other current liabilities, e.g. taxes payable
Answer:
b. Horizontal merger.
Explanation:
Project Repat is merging with a company that produces similar products to its own markets them in similar markets as well, this is an example of a horizontal merger that results in increased synergies between the similar firms and a greater market share opportunity.
Vertical mergers are usually not in the same industry. They would either be with the suppliers of Project Repat or customers who retail Project Repat's products.
Conglomerate is an example of diversification and usually the merging firms have different operations.
There are no information of clashes of any sort within the two merging companies so it is uncertain whether this is a hostile takeover.
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