Answer:
The amount Laramie should record the purchase of land is <u>$6.2 million</u>.
Explanation:
The costs of a fixed asset refer to the purchase price and other relevant costs which are incurred in order to the location and working condition required to operate the fixed asset in way that it is intended.
The other relevant costs that are added to the purchase price to arrive at the cost of the fixed assets include professional fees, non-refundable taxes or levies, and among others.
If any trade discount or rebate is given, this will be deducted from the purchase price to arrive at the cost.
Any interest required to be paid on the delayed payment in order to reflects the time value of money are not part of the cost of the asset but expensed in the year they are incurred.
From the question, the land acquired is a fixed asset. Based on the explanation above, the total cost of the asset is $6.2 million. The interest from the 6% interest rate on the remaining $5 million will be part of the cost of the land but it will be expensed in the year they are incurred.
Therefore, the amount Laramie should record the purchase of land is <u>$6.2 million</u>.
$1,130.28
Formula is A = P (1 + [r/n])^(nt)
A= 879 (1+ [.018/4])^(4*14)
A= 879 (1.0045)^56
A= $1,130.28
A = future total amount
P = principle (amount initially deposited)
r = the annual interest rate (decimal)
n = times that interest is compounded per year (quarterly is 4 times per year)
t = number of years
Answer:
A. Volatility
Explanation:
Volatility refers to high level of fluctuations with little or no consistency. It also refers to the variation in an activity with no constancy.
In the given case, Andrew keeps on swapping jobs within a short duration of time, and in varied fields of little similarity. This conveys a high degree of volatility in Andrew's work habits since he is unable to stick to one job or a field of job.
The changes in his employment structure reveal a pattern of high level of deviations, fluctuations referred to as Volatility.
Based on the year that Rich died and the year that Lucy is filing her taxes, the most favorable filing status is <u>Married filing jointly. </u>
Current tax laws are such that if a person loses a spouse in a certain year and does not remarry in that year, they can file in a joint manner with their now late spouse.
Rich died in 2020 and Lucy did not remarry. Lucy's 2020 returns can therefore be filed as a joint filing with Rich even though he is no longer alive.
In conclusion, the correct answer is option A.
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