Answer:
the file attached shows the whole explanation. I hope it helps.
Explanation:
Complete question
Compute the depreciation deductions that Hernandez, Jackson, and Twist may claim under the following assumptions. If an amount is zero, enter "0". Do not round any division. Depreciation Deductions Hernandez Jackson Twist Trust
a. Depreciation deduction allocated to corpus. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
b. If depreciation was allocated to income. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
c. If the trustee distributed $15,000 each to Hernandez and to Jackson and retained the remaining accounting income. Hernandez$_____ Jackson$_____ Twist Trust$_____
d. If Twist is an estate (not a trust) and depreciation deduction allocated to corpus.
Answer:
it is not allocatively efficient
Explanation:
Monopoly is a market condition where one seller has all the market share. This leads to an inefficient market structure, an increase in the prices of goods and services and abnormal profits. A problem with adopting a fair return polity for a natural monopoly is that it is not allocatively efficient. In a monopoly, goods and services are not produced to help the economy or people.
Answer:
Amount paid in;
Bonuses to employees = $5,150
State tax = $5,150
Federal tax = $41,200
Explanation:
The bonus paid to employees, federal tax and state tax are all a percentage of the profit made by the company.
The amount of each of these elements may be computed by applying the applicable percentage on the profit made by the company before any of these deductions.
amounts paid in;
bonuses = 5% * $103,000
= $5,150
state tax = 5% * $103,000
= $5,150
and
federal tax = 40% * $103,000
= $41,200
Answer:
B. fact-based
Explanation:
I know business like fact-based decision's because a business wants facts to make it look good not opinions..... People need facts
