The ratio that would help Liam to come with this decisions is what is called the leverage ratio.
<h3>What is the leverage ratio?</h3>
This is the term that is used to refer to the financial measurement that is used to assess the ability of a company to get to its financial needs.
This ratio is used to check if the company is able to meet with its financial obligation or not.
It helps to measure the expenses mix of the company in such a way that they would be able to tell the changes in out put and how it affects the income that was used for operation.
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Answer:
The options do not match the case, since Sandi proposed the corporation and Walter is having second thoughts about it due to corporate taxes.
Walter might be right or wrong depending on the type of corporation that they choose to form. If they choose to form a S corporation they will not be double taxed, since S corporations are pass through entities. But if they choose to form a C corporation, then they will be subject to double taxation since the C corporation will have to pay income taxes and Sandi and Walter will also be required to pay income taxes.
Both C and S corporations provide their stockholders limited liability, so neither Sandi or Walter will be personally liable for any obligation that the corporation may acquire or be imposed to (e.g. lawsuits).
Answer:
Joe's situation raises the following Red Flags:
Joe is breaking up the transaction into smaller amounts.
Explanation:
Joe is following money laundry footsteps. I suspect that he may be involved in some fraudulent practices, no wonder he is making some frantic efforts to launder the wire transfer of $2,000. He had completed sending some of the proceeds to some other persons. Perhaps, he will remit more cash in similar ways.