Answer:
A. Each of these individuals is a stakeholder of SuperSize
Explanation:
Stakeholders are all those people who are linked with the corporation in some way. Without the stakeholders, the firm could not continue to exist.
Stakeholders include shareholders, clients, employees, creditors, investors, the government, among others.
In the question, we have a stockholder (Fred), an employee (Frieda), a neighbor (Blanche), and two directors (Evelyn and Aarnold). They are all stakeholders.
Answer:
$188,625.23
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Annual payments made : $27,000, $31,000, $64,000, and $96,000
Now,
Present value = ( Cash flow ) ÷ ( 1 + r )ⁿ
Here,
r is the interest rate = 4.9% = 0.049
n = year
thus,
Year Cash flow Present value
1 $27,000 $25,738.79
2 $31,000 $28171.55
3 $64,000 $55443.86
4 $96,000 $79281.03
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Value of settlement today = $188,625.23
Preliminary calculations:3 units of A at $ 55.00 each - $ 165.004 units of B at $ 30.50 each - $ 122.001 unit of C at $ 32.00 each - $ 32.00Selling price of a composite unit - $ 319.00
Contribution margin of A ($ 165.00 x 30%) - $ 49.50Contribution margin of B ($ 122.00 x 25%) - $ 30.50Contribution margin of C ($ 40 x 50%) - $ 20.00Contribution margin of composite unit - $ 100.00
(a) Break-even point in composite units = $ 67,200 / $ 100 = 672 composite unitsBreak-even point in sales dollars = 672 x $ 319 = $ 214,368.00
(b) At break-even point,672 x 3 = 2,016 units of A672 x 4 = 2,688 units of B672 x 1 = 672 units of C
Answer:
differs from accounting income because companies use the full accrual method for financial reporting but use the modified cash basis for tax reporting.
Explanation:
Corporation is simply a legal entity that existed through either federal or provincial legislation.It includes partnerships, joint stock companies, joint accounts, associations, insurance companies and others.
Taxable income is the amount on which the tax will be put together. They are imcome on which tax must be paid. Taxable income of Corporation includes taxed on earnings, dividends distributed to shareholders are also taxed to the shareholders and it creates double taxation.
