All of these are ways to buy stocks. They have smartphone apps to buy stocks which would be an example of a stockbroker, some store websites also offer a link to buy shares through their site. Hiring a physical stoke broker is also a method of purchasing stocks
Answer: C. $48,000 capital gain
Explanation:
To calculate the Gain or loss on the sale of Jackson's interest we will subtract his adjusted basis from the sale of his entire interest in the following manner,
Gain(loss) on sale of interest = Amount realised - Adjusted basis in partnership
= 112,000 - 64,000
= 48,000
$48,000 will be his Gain on the sale of his interest. It will also be considered CAPITAL as he does not have Hot assets like inventory just equity.
Answer:
B.Cash received from issuing common stock to stockholders is reported as a financing activity cash flow within the statement of cash flows.
Explanation:
As when common stock is issued, it provides cash to the company, for any kind of investments, or expense to be made, for running the business.
Financing activities are those which arrange monetary assets generally cash for the company, issue of securities, issue of bonds, borrowings as loans or note payable.
Thus, the statement B is correct.
Further dividends are provided after tax, and are distribution from net income, but not shown under that.
Providing services on account will provide revenue and net income will increase.
Purchasing of any equipment is investing as it will create an asset for the company.
Answer:
a. decrease by $58,800 per month
Explanation:
The computation is shown below;
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Particulars Amount </u>
Contribution from product X $94,800 ($28 - $22) × 15,800 units
Less: Fixed cost -$108,000
Net loss avoided -$13,200
Non-avoidable fixed cost $72,000
The Total cost in case the product fall $58,800
Hence, the correct option is a.