Answer:
There is low interest rate. There is minimum balance requirement problem. There is federal withdrawal limit.
Explanation:
Answer:
The equivalent units of production for materials during the period is 32,250 units.
Explanation:
Using first-in, first-out
Units Started and completed are the units received from the previous department - ending
34,500- 4,500=30,000
Units in production for materials
Beginning WIP 0 ( the whole materials were added at the previous period)
Started and completed 30,000
Ending WIP 2,250 (4,500 x 0,50) (50% complete as to materials)
Total materials 32,250
The answer is $6200.00
Based on https://taxfoundation.org/2014-tax-brackets/
The standard deduction single based on the source is $6200. Tax exemptions for singles are up to $52,800. The threshold on this tax is an annual salary of $254,200. Higher salaries would have higher tax deductions. Once a single tax holder enters $376,700 the person would no longer be included for higher exemption because of the gross compensation increase.
Answer:
Projects E,F and G should NOT be considered.
Optimal Capital is $5,750,000
Explanation:
The accept-or-reject rule, using the IRR method, is to acceptthe project if its Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is higher than theWeighted Average Cost of Capital(k) [r>k]. The project shall berejected if its internal rate of return is e lower than theWeighted Average Cost of Capital cost of (r<k)
Accept if r>k
Reject if r<k
Mayaccept if r = k
If the Weighted Average Cost of Capitl (WACC) is less than IRRrate, then the project has positive NPV; if it is equal to IRR, theproject has a Zero NPV, and if it is greater than the IRR, theproject has negative NPV.
The projects should be accepted as the rate of return on theproject is higher than the WACC(10.8%) which means that theprojects will be profitable as the returns are higher than the costof the project (capital). Considering this projects E,F and G should NOT be considered.
And considering the sizes the Optimal Capital is $5,750,000 (the addition of sizes of all projects)
