Answer:
correct option is C. $250,000
Explanation:
given data
sold the home and gain = $300,000
to find out
amount of the gain allowed to exclude from gross income
solution
we know that Michael owned the property for the 10 years
so here Michael is not allowed to exclude the gain = 10 % that is $30,000
and The maximum gain exclusion permitted = $250000
so here Michael will recognize $50,000 because amount exceed $250,000 for a single taxpayer and exclusion of gain on sales of property tax payer need to own and occupy the property as principle residence for the 2 out of 5 year immediately preceding the sales
so here correct option is C. $250,000
Answer: Please refer to Explanation.
Explanation:
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The Carrying Amount of the Division has to be ascertained to move forward as it is needed in calculating the loss on Impairment. It is calculated by subtracting Goodwill from the Net Assets.
= 496 - 214
= $282 million
Calculating the Loss on impairment is done by the following formula,
= Market Price - Carrying Amount of the Division (net of Goodwill) - carrying value of Goodwill
= 335 - 282 - 214
= -$161 million.
Journal Entry
DR Loss on Impairment $161 million
CR Goodwill $161 million
(To record the loss on Impairment)
Answer:
the bad debt expense is $900
Explanation:
The computation of the bad debt expense is shown below:
bad debt expense is
= Written off amount + estimated uncollectible amount at the year end
= $650 + $250
= $900
We simply added the above two items so that the amount of the bad debts for the first year could come
Hence, the bad debt expense is $900
Answer:
1. Political instability
2. High cost of taxation
3. Insecurity
4. Changes in law and policy
Explanation:
1A. Political instability. The uncertainty regarding political decisions is one of the major threat to foreign investment in Nigeria. Where there are daily crises in terms of political events, such will scare away potential investors. Moreover, if government changes regulations guiding businesses or do not enforce such changes, it may cut down the returns that should ordinary be made by the investors hence discourage them from making further investment.
1B. High cost of taxation. Emerging economies such as Nigeria imposes too many taxes on local and foreign investors who have their companies situated there. For instance, the federal government through Federal lnland Revenue services is saddled with the responsibility of collecting various types of taxes such as company income tax, withholding taxes etc. Moreover, state governments also levy taxes on these companies for situating and carrying out business transactions in their state.
1C. Insecurity. The prevalence insecurity in the North East discourages investors from investing in Nigeria. The country has to grapple with the daily threat posed by these terrorist. Again, the activities of these terrorist group including the dreaded bandits and local militants have claimed and destroyed lots of lives and properties over the years. Due to their constant and continuous activities, Nigeria has been included among terrorist nations hence scares investors away from coming to invest in the country because no one would want his or her investments to be destroyed.
1D. Changes in law and policy. Emerging countries such as Nigeria is used to changing laws regulating businesses constantly. Most of these changes come through variation of existing contracts such as using executive powers(circulars, administrative orders,directives etc). The continuous changes in law and policy is capable of discouraging investors from investing in the country.
2. If I have the resources to change any of the above, I would change political instability. The reason is that a country that is not stable politically cannot attract foreign investment. I would try as much possible to bring together all the political players in the country by asking them to ignore their political differences hence work towards common good of the country.
Based on the income shares of Croatia, Nicaragua, and Haiti, when it come to which nation has the most income, the answer is you cannot tell from this table.
<h3>Which nation has the most income?</h3>
The table simple shows the various percentages of the country's population that are earning a certain amount.
From this table alone, we cannot tell which nation has the most income.
We can infer however, that Croatia has the least income inequality based on the even spread of total income. Haiti then has the most income inequality.
Question is:
Which nation has the most income?
- Croatia
- Nicaragua
- Haiti
- You cannot tell from the table
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