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LuckyWell [14K]
4 years ago
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Acme Manufacturing makes their preliminary economic studies using a​ before-tax MARR of 17​%.More detailed studies are performed

on an​ after-tax basis. If their effective tax rate is 22​%, what is the​ after-tax MARR?
Business
1 answer:
VMariaS [17]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The after-tax MARR is 13.26%

Explanation:

After - tax MARR = Before tax MARR*(1 - tax rate)

                            = 17%*(1 - 22%)

                            = 13.26%

Therefore, The after-tax MARR is 13.26%

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2. The company's total cost of merchandise purchased for the year is:

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Sales discounts                                         (3,506)

Sales return and allowances                   (15,123)

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Purchases                             95,594

Goods available for sale  $129,094

Less Ending inventory         27,035       89,129

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Rent expense selling space 10,770

Store supplies expense        2,750

Advertising expense            19,477      64,389

General and Administrative Expenses:

Office salaries expense     28,647

Rent expense office space  2,750

Office supplies expense         917       32,314

Total expenses                                   96,703

Net Income                                         24,679

4. Single-step Income Statement for the year ended August 31, 2018

Net Sales                                                 210,511

Cost of goods sold                                  89,129

Gross profit                                            121,382

Selling Expenses                                    64,389

General and Administrative Expenses  32,314

Total expenses                                      96,703

Net Income                                            24,679

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a) Data and Calculations:

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Advertising expense            19,477

Office salaries expense     28,647

Rent expense office space  2,750

Office supplies expense         917

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Sales discounts                        (3,506)

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