Answer:
1. Accounts receivable due = Accounts receivable + Allowances
2008
= 760,100 + 26,259
= $786,359
2009
= 840,810 + 23,936
= $864,746
2. Amount of receivable written off = Beginning balance for Allowance for doubtful accounts + Bad debt - Closing balance for allowance for doubtful accounts
= 9,200 + 3,400 - 9,148
= $3,452
3. Gross sales = Net Sales + Sales returns
Sales Returns = Closing balance for reserve for product returns + goods returned - Opening balance for reserve for product returns
= 14,788 + 3,440 - 17,059
= $1,169
Gross sales in 2009 = 6,244,800 + 1,169
= $6,245,969
4. Cash collected = Credit Sales - Goods returned - Bad debts written off - Ending receivables balance + Beginning receivables balance
= 6,245,969 - 3,440 - 3,452 - 864,746 + 786,359
= $6,160,690
Answer:
Qualified Business Income Deduction is $9,800
Tax liability = $4,564
Explanation:
Qualified business income is calculated by subtracting an individual's ordinary deduction from a qualified business or trade from the individual's ordinary income.
Net income = $61,000
Standard deduction = $12,000
Modified taxable income;
$61,000 - $12,000 = $49,000
QBI Deduction (Sec 199A) is the lesser of:
[0.2 × 49,000 < 0.2 × 61,000]
$9,800 < $12,200
Therefore Qualified Business Income Deduction is $9,800
Taxable income = $(49,000 - 9800) =$39,200
Answer:
the government, workers, and businesses of Country D
Explanation:
This reading describes a high inflation scenario where the general prices of goods and services is increasing more rapidly than household income. The problem with high inflation is that it reduces overall demand, which in turn lowers the entire GDP since consumption is by far the largest component of the GDP (in every single country, including D).
Once consumption starts to fall, a domino effect takes place and the businesses are negatively affected, and they are forced to lay off workers, and the government is also affected because their revenue decreases and their spending increases.
Answer:
Using the compounding formula we can calculate the amount that I will earn by calculating the difference between the Future value of the investment and the amount invested.
Step 1 Find Future Value
FV = Present Value * (1+r)^n
So
Future Value = $750,000 * (1+9%)^1
FV = $817,500
Step 2 Find the Difference between he Future value of the investment and the amount investment
And the amount invested is $750,000
The amount I can withdraw = FV less The amount invested
The amount I can withdraw = $817,500 - $750,000 = $67,500
So the amount that I will earn and I can withdraw annualy is $67,500.
