Answer:
$35,706
Explanation:
Machining:
= Cost ÷ Total MHs
= $43,200 ÷ (7,300 + 2,700) MHs
= $43,200 ÷ 10,000 MHs
= $4.32 per MH
Order Filling:
= cost ÷ Total orders
= $13,900 ÷ (600 + 1,400) orders
= $13,900 ÷ 2,000 orders
= $6.95 per order
Overhead cost for Product N8:
= Machining + Order Filling
= ($4.32 per MH × 7,300 MHs) + ($6.95 per order × 600 orders)
= $31,536 + $4,170
= $35,706
Answer:
Require the issuer to set aside assets at specified amounts to retire the bonds at maturity.
Explanation:
Sinking fund is defined as amounts of money that are set aside to pay off a bond or debt. When a company incurs a debt it will take a large allocation of revenue to offset it. So they start setting aside sinking funds to cushion the hardship of repayment.
This is a way to avoid lump sum payment at bond maturity.
Sinking funds gives some level of security and reduces default risk, so interest rate is usually lower. Cash flow and profitability is increased
Answer:
ordinary income.
Explanation:
Life insurance death proceeds are generally tax free, I guess once you die you stop paying taxes, but your beneficiaries will also not pay taxes in case of death.
But generally all other events that affect the cash value of a permanent life insurance are taxed as ordinary income. The policy cost basis is the total amount paid in premiums. E.g. if the policy is surrendered for its cash value, and that value exceeds the premiums paid, the excess is taxed as ordinary income.
Not going to give a full solution, but with every tree they remove, they plant a new tree and they can turn to more Eco-friendly means of manufacturing, such as using non-hazardous materials.
I hope this helps give you a start on where to begin. Just go with this and research deeper.
Answer: 0
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that a client invests $100,000 in a tax shelter as a limited partner, giving him a 10% interest in the program but that, the general partners cannot meet the program's expenses.
We are further told that a mortgage balance of $3 million remains, and the property of the program is liquidated for $1 million. The investor get back nothing from his original investment
This is because a limited partner will not get return of his investment. The creditors of the partnership have to be paid first in a failed program.