Answer:
A) company HD pays less in Tax
Explanation:
Because interest is deducted before tax in income statement. Higher interest means less Earning before tax, and less amount of Tax be deducted.
HD and LD both have same Earning before interest and tax.
Let suppose both have EBIT of $1000,
Not HD has interest expense of 150, and LD has interest expense of $100
Now HD Earning before tax would be 850, and LD EBT would be 900.
Let's say tax is 40%
so,
HD tax would be 850*0.4=340
LD tax would be 900*0.4=360
So, HD pays higher interest, it benefit company in paying lower tax amount. bacause interest is tax saving.
HD saves $20 in this hypothetical example.
The amount they can take as deduction for the loss on the sale of their home is; $0.
<h3>How much can they take as deduction for the loss on the sale?</h3>
It follows that deductions can only be taken on losses incurred on the sale of property used for business or investment purposes.
Hence, since the item sold is their personal home, it follows that they cannot take any deduction on the loss on the sale.
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Answer:
Internal users of accounting information- Management
Employees
External users of accounting information- Investors
Creditors
Customers
Tax authorities
Explanation:
Internal users of accounting information are individuals within an organisation who make use of accounting information.
External users of accounting information are individuals outside an organisation that make use of accounting information. They are the people not employed by the organisation that make use of accounting information.
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If the society wishes to reduce overall pollution by certain amount, it is efficient to have firms with highest profit bearing the largest burden of reducing pollution and firms with lowest profit bearing the least burden. This is because it will not lead to overall burden on the small firms. If large firms and small firms were to reduce the pollution burden on same rate then it will be very costly for the smaller firms to bear that and it will be a burden of cost on smaller firms.