Answer:
B. The purchase of a variable annuity contract
Explanation:
The variable annuity contract is the contract in which there is no limit in terms of dollars for contributions and the income i.e. earned on the investment should be considered as a tax deferred
Since the invested amount is $1,000 per month so for yearly it is $12,000.
Also the IRA account permits $5,500 contribution for the year 2018 so this not meet the requirement of $12,000
Also the large returns bonds are speculative and thus not considered for the income used in the retirement
Hence, the option is correct
Answer:
C. blogs
Explanation:
Personalized online journals where people and organizations can keep a running dialogue such as the one illustrated here are known as blogs
Answer:
$124,000 is the correct answer if we use 6% which is the correct question scenario. If we take 7% then its
Explanation:
The cash dividend announced is $160,000. Remember the first payment goes to preferred shareholders and then the amount left would be distributed among the ordinary shareholders.
The dividend share of Preferred shareholders = 6000 shares * $100 par value * 6% fixed rate = $36,000
After deducting this amount from the dividend announce will go to ordinary shareholders and is calculated as under:
Share of Dividend of ordinary shareholders = $160,000 - $36,000
= $124,000
Similarly if we use 7% fixed rate, then
The dividend share of Preferred shareholders = 6000 shares * $100 par value * 7% fixed rate = $42,000
After deducting this amount from the dividend announce will go to ordinary shareholders and is calculated as under:
Share of Dividend of ordinary shareholders = $160,000 - $42,000
= $124,000
Answer:
The cost of the batch amounts to $350
Explanation:
Cost of the batch is the expense or cost which is incurred in order to make the product or good in order to earn profit.
The cost of the batch is computed as:
Cost of batch = Direct material + Direct Labor
where
Direct material is $200
Direct Labor is computed as:
Direct labor = Hours × Rate per hour
= 10 × $15
= $150
Putting the values above:
Cost of batch = $200 + $150
Cost of batch = $350
Answer:
Conversion Costs per unit = $ $599,123/ 110080= $ 5.442
Explanation:
Conversion costs of $ $599,123
Units % of Completion EUP
D.M C.C D.M C.C
Units completed 106,000 100 100 106,000 106,000
<u>Ending Inventory 13,600 100 30 13,600 4080</u>
T<u>otal Equivalent Units Of Production 119600 110,080</u>
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Conversion Costs per unit = $ $599,123/ 110080= $ 5.442
Another way of finding out is through using the beginning inventory and the units started but as we do not have the % of completion for started units it cannot be computed.
