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4 years ago

The depreciation component of a lease payment is _____.

2 answers:

swat324 years ago

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The depreciation component of a lease payment is "to compensate the leasing company for the monetary value the car loses during your lease".

Lease payments have two segments: depreciation and interest. The depreciation partition takes care of the depreciation expense of the hardware over the rent term.

The depreciation part is determined as the underlying parity on the rent, which is the balanced promoted cost, short the end estimation of the rent, which is the leftover esteem, isolated by the term of the rent. The depreciation part may be known as the "depreciation charge" or just "depreciation."

xz_007 [3.2K]4 years ago

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The answer would be A.

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In the picture, what are assets, liabilities and equity in the balance sheet?

Tamiku [17]

Answer:

Assets = $66,974

Liabilities = $0

Equity = $66,974

Explanation:

Assets

Assets are resources that are controlled by the business, which generate economic benefits.

Total Assets = Non-Current Assets + Current Assets

where,

Non-Current Assets :

Office Equipment $ 10,000

Computer Equipment $20,000

Total Non-Current Assets $30,000

Current Assets :

Cash $15,000

Accounts receivable $12,882

Computer supplies $2,545

Prepaid insurance $3,220

Prepaid rent $3.300

Total Current Assets $36,947

Total Assets $66,974

Liabilities

Liabilities are present obligations of the business that result in outflow of economic resources.

Total Liabilities = Non-Current Liabilities + Current Liabilities

where,

Non-Current Liabilities = $0

Current Liabilities = $0

Total Liabilities = $0

Equity

Is the residue of what is left when Liabilities are deducted from the Assets

Total Equity = Total Assets - Total Liabilities

= $66,974 - $0

= $66,974

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4 years ago

Bar graph with title Total Effective Tax Rates in 2011. Yaxis is labeled Total Effective Tax Rate. xaxis is labeled Income Group

BabaBlast [244]

Answer:

Regressive

Explanation:

Bar graph with title Total Effective Tax Rates in 2011. Yaxis is labeled Total Effective Tax Rate. xaxis is labeled Income Group over Average Income. Data are Lowest 20 percent, 13,000 dollars, 17.4 percent, Second 20 percent, 26,100 dollars, 21.2 percent; Middle 20 percent, 42,000 dollars, 25.2 percent; Fourth 20 percent, 68,700 dollars, 28.3 percent, Next 10 percent, 105,000 dollars, 29.5 percent; Next 5 percent, 147,000 dollars, 30.3 percent, Next 4 percent, 254,000 dollars, 30.4 percent; Top 1 percent, 1,371,000 dollars, 29.0 percent.

Which best describes the tax rate for the Top 1%, as compared with the rates paid by the groups labeled Next 10%, Next 5%, and Next 4%

yaxis(%) Effective tax rate

17.4

21.2

25.2

28.3

29.5

30.3

30.4

x Axis (income Group over Average Income.)

13000

26,100

42000

68700

105000

147000

254000

1,371,000

from the data , we can say that the tax rate to be regressive

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4 years ago

You own a coffee shop in a metro Toronto shopping mall. It is Friday evening and you are trying to decide how many dozen blueber

k0ka [10]

Answer:

Explanation:

What is given:

Demand Prob Cumulative Prob

5 0.25 0.25

10 0.45 0.70

15 0.20 0.90

20 0.10 1.00

Cost of underage or profit lost, Cu = Selling price - Cost per dozen = 10 - 6.35 = 3.65

Cost of overage or cost of a lost sale, Co = Cost per dozen - Salvage value = 6.35 - 2 = 4.35

The critical fractile CF = Cu / (Co + Cu) = 3.65 / (4.35 + 3.65) = 0.456

For the order quantity to become optimal it shoud be greater than or equal to the CF.

Let's see when this happens:

Demand (dozens) Prob Cumulative Prob

5 0.25 0.25 < 0.456

10 0.45 0.70 > 0.456

15 0.20 0.90

20 0.10 1.00

This hapeens for 10 dozens of order size.

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3 years ago

2x + 51 = 34. right???

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3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

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