Adel could easily just pawn the watch from cash but might not have a 500$ even, I say its B.
Answer:
Copyright, a form of intellectual property law, protects original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, such as poetry, novels, movies, songs, computer software, and architecture.
Answer:
The answer will be A
Explanation:
As the social security contributions and benefits remain the same in proportion, personal and national income will remain the same.
As disposable income is defined as personal income-personal taxes, and the personal income taxes fall by 500 million (included in the contibutions), this would mean that the disposable income increases.
Answer:
The answer is:
April 10, 2019:
Dr Cash 96,900
Cr Treasury stock 91,800
Cr Paid-in capital 5,100
(to record resell of 1,700 repurchase shares at $57)
Explanation:
While the share was repurchased at $54 each; the Treasury stock account is debited at 54 x 1,700 = 91,800. Thus, when resell takes place, treasury stock account must be credited by 91,800.
Cash receipt is 57 x 1,700 = 96,900. Thus, this amount is debited in Cash Account.
The difference between the Dr Cash and Cr Treasury stock will Credited in to Paid-in Capital Account at the amount 5,100; which is also calculated as 1,700 x ( 57-54).
The deduction in the year of purchase for E&P purposes due to the acquisition and expensing of the equipment is: <u>$3,000</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
E&P refers to accumulated earnings and profits in accounting term. The term was commonly related with the stockholders of corporations. Accumulated earnings and profits are generally calculated by obtaining the net profit of the company after paying dividends to the stockholders.
The economic ability of the corporation can be measured through E&P. In the above scenario, the Boxer Corporation purchases equipment for $15000 with seven-year of class life. This purchase comes under the <u>Sec.179</u>. The deduction in the year of purchase for E&P purposes will be $3000 for Boxer Corporation.