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Vsevolod [243]
3 years ago
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in your opinion, does making a lot of money automatically mean you have a large savings account ? why or why not ILL MARK BRAINL

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Dominik [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

I don't think so, because it still depends on the one who is saving the money, for example, you are earning a low amount of salary, then of course you will be watchful on how you will spend your money. and if you are earning a large amount of salary, you would think that since you have a lot, you can already spend them in any way that you want, which leads to low savings.

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Cost of goods sold                                3,700,000

Gross profit                                           $1,613,000

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Sales salaries expense            385,000

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Store supplies expense             21,000

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Store buildings & equipment 100,000

Depreciation expense-

Office buildings & equipment  30,000

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Office rent expense                50,000

Office salaries expense         170,000

Office supplies expense         10,000     1,152,500

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Interest expense                                        -21,000

Pretax Income                                        $469,500

Income tax expense                                 140,500

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Cash Dividends: Common Stock          -155,120

Cash Dividends: Preferred Stock         -100,000

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