Answer: 6.5%
The yield to maturity is 6.496% (approximated to 6.5% to nearest tenth)
Explanation:
Using the formula (semi annually YTM)
YTM = C + (fv - pv) /t ÷ (fv + pv)/2
C= coupon rate = 7%(1000)= $70
fv = face value = $1,000
pv = price value = $1,032
t = Time to maturity in years = 8years
C + (fv - pv) /t = 70 + (1000–1032)/8
= 70 – (32 /8) =66
(fv + pv) /2 = (1000 + 1032) /2
= 2032 / 2
= 1016
YTM = 66 / 1016
YTM = 0.06496
In % = (6496 / 100,000) × 100
= 6.496%
Approximately.... 6.5%
Answer:
B) $647.47
Explanation:
The initial closing date was set for May 1st, but due to a problem with the buyer, it was moved to May 10th but that date was accepted by the seller. This means that the buyer should be responsible for the property taxes starting May 10th.
Property taxes per day = $1,832 / 365 days = $5.02 per day
Susan is responsible for paying 31 days in January, 28 days in February, 31 days in March, 30 days in April, and 9 days in May = 129 days x $5.02 = $647.47
The buyer is responsible for $1,184.53 in property taxes.
Answer: $2,250
Explanation:
The Tax-Payer uses a cash-basis. This means that they recognize revenue or expenses only when they are actually paid as opposed to an Accrual basis entity that recognizes revenue or expenses when it is incurred.
As the Cash-Basis taxpayer is the majority shareholder of the company, Stone may not deduct the amount from income until they have paid the tax payer because tax regulations state that when an Accrual Basis entity owes a majority owner who uses the Cash basis, they may not recognize the deduction until they have paid the owner.
In year 2 they paid ½ of the rent which is,
= 4,500/2
= $2,250
They can therefore only deduct $2,250 in Year 2.
Answer: Yes. Winona was an independent contractor
Explanation:
Based on the analysis and the information that have been provided in the question, we can say that Winona was an independent contractor.
An independent contractor is an individual who works for someone else and gets paid for the work done by the employer but it should be noted that the person is not under the control of the employer. .An independent contractor is termed an agent and not employed by the company he or she is working for.
The following are the adjusting entries:
- Wages Expense 8000
Wages Payable 8000
- Depreciation Expense – Equipment 18000
Accumulated Depreciation – Equipment 18000
- Office Supplies Expense 5000
Office Supplies 5000
- Insurance Expense 2800
Prepaid Insurance 2800
- Interest Receivable 1050
Interest Revenue 1050
- Interest Expense 2500
Interest Payable 2500
