Answer:
$20,000
Explanation:
Since the cost is allocated equally, the depreciation expense on the purchased equipment will be calculated as:
= <u>Cost of equipment- Scrap value</u>
Useful life
= <u>$100,000 - $0</u>
5 years
= $20,000
Based on the above, the depreciation expense for the year that must be recognized by Noonan Company is $20,000.
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<span>If the ending balance is $59,000, and this is increased by $11,000 over last year, then the beginning balance is $59,000 - $11,000 = $48,000. Add to the beginning amount the supplies purchased: $48,000 + $260,000 = $308,000. Again, since the ending balance is $59,000, we subtract this to get the difference, which will equal the expenses for the year: $308,000 - $59,000 = $249,000.</span>
Answer:
real rate of return = 4.77%
Explanation:
you purchased the bond at $810 with 14 years to maturity
now, 1 year later the bond's price is:
- PV of coupon payment = $1,000 / 1.11¹³ = $257.51
- PV of coupon payments = $80 x 6.7499 (PV annuity factor, 11%, 13 periods) = $539.99
market value = $797.50
total nominal returns = $80 (coupon payment) + ($797.50 - $810) = $67.50
the real rate of return = {[1 + ($67.50/$810)] / (1 + 3.4%)} - 1 = 4.77%
Answer:
A). The taxpayer's aunt.
Explanation:
Constructive ownership is demonstrated as the allocation of stock ownership from one to another taxpayer by the integrity of their relationship. For example, the parents own the stocks of their children constructively. As per the section (c) of constructive ownership under § 267, the party that cannot be a related part for constructive ownership purposes would be 'the aunt' of the taxpayer as she is not related to the taxpayer with blood either half or whole. Thus, she would not have any ownership right over the stock or shares and hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
