Answer: 30 days
Explanation:
The accrued interest is to be paid for the period beginning from the date of issue till the date of settlement. However, the date of settlement is not included which means interest will not be paid for the 1st of February.
That leave the 31 days of January for payment. With Municipal Bonds however, accrued interest is calculated assuming only 30 days in a month so January will have 30 days in terms of accrued interest.
30 days is the number of days that accrued interest must be paid to the underwriter.
Answer:
Range is : (0, 0.1x)
Explanation:
Problem has no information about amount of salary, so I will just use 'x' and 'y'.
Problem says that vehicle payment should be no more than 10% of gross monthly salary. This means that vehicle payment (Y) equals to 0.1 (10%) multiplied by gross monthly salary, which is stated as 'X'.
From this y = 0.1 X;
Next, if we want to identify range of payments: (0; 0.1X).
This means that any amount of money between 0 and 0.1X is acceptable.
Answer:
A. the federal government spending more money to build more infrastructure and D. the federal government providing tax refunds to many taxpayers
Explanation:
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Answer:
C) 4.50 percent
Explanation:
It is given that :
Interest a corporate bond pays = 6.25 percent
The marginal percent tax bracket is given as : 28 %
We have to find the amount that the municipality bond shall pay to be the equivalent to the amount after the tax basis :
We known that the municipal bond is tax exempted after the corporate tax bond should be equal to the municipal bond to be indifferent.
Thus, rate of return = rate of return after tax = rate x (1 - tax rate)
= 6.25 % x (1 - 0.28)
= 4.50 %
Therefore the answer is = 4.50 %
Answer:
$365.93
Explanation:
The computation of the checkbook balance is shown below:
= Balance of bank statement - first outstanding check amount - second outstanding check amount
= $414.25 - $26.54 - $21.78
= $365.93
In order to determine the check book balance, we deducted the two outstanding checks from the bank statement balance
