Answer:
Darla's amount realized on the sale is $800
Adjusted basis in the assets sold is $300
Producing a realized gain on the sale of $500
Explanation:
Amount realized = cash received + FMV of other property + buyer’s assumption of seller’s liabilities – seller’s expenses
Amount realized = 600 + 200 + 0 -0
= $800
Adjusted basis = initial basis – cost recovery deductions
Adjusted basis = 2500-2200 = $300
Gain or loss realized = amount realized – adjusted basis = 800-300
= $500
Therefore Darla's amount realized on the sale is $800 and the adjusted basis in the assets sold is $300, producing a realized gain on the sale of $500
Answer:
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
SOURCES: INTEREST RECEIVED IN CASH $18,000, the company receives money
(USES:) PAYMENT OF WAGES TO EMPLOYEES $35,000, the company pays wages
INVESTING ACTIVITIES
SOURCES: NONE
(USES:) PURCHASE OF A PIECE OF EQUIPMENT FOR CASH $120,000 , the company pays for the equipment
FINANCING ACTIVITIES
SOURCES: NONE
(USES:) DISTRIBUTION OF CASH DIVIDEND DECLARED LAST YEAR $25,000, the company pays dividends
Answer: C. II and III
Explanation:
The customer ordered for 1,000 shares of a stock at $40 and so this is what the registered representative should give the customer. As such, if in the first place the order was possible to be done, then it will have to be done now and the registered representative's firm are obligated to provide the amount in question.
Any costs associated with filling the remaining 900 share order is the responsibility of the firm and not of the customer as they made the error not the customer.
