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Curtis purchased stock with an initial share price of $140, and sold it when the share price was $119. While he owned the stock,

he earned $10 in dividends. What was his total percentage return on the investment?

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i think it is 31 i hope this helps brainlist pls

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To come up with the cost equation used by the manager, we need to find the variable cost per unit.

The total cost at production level of 5300 is = 5300 * 54 = $286200

Out of the total costs, $18000 are fixed.

Thus, variable costs at production of 5300 is = 286200 - 18000 = $268200

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1. Yes

2. $7,400

Explanation:

Basic Rules For Estimated Tax For Individuals

Any individual who has estimated tax for the year of $1,000 or more and whose withholding does not equal or exceed the “required annual payment” must make quarterly payments. Otherwise, a penalty may be assessed. The required annual payment is the smaller of the following amounts:

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2.One hundred percent of the tax shown on the preceding year's return (the return must cover the full 12 months of the preceding year). If the AGI on the preceding year's return exceeds $150,000 ($75,000 if married filing separately), the 100% requirement is increased to 110%.

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Following the basic rules above, yes, Paula and Simon have to increase their withholdings or make estimated tax payments this year to avoid the underpayment penalty.

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Amount of income tax liability = $218,000

In general, taxpayers must pay at least 90 percent of their tax bill during the year to avoid an underpayment penalty when they file.

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We use the formula for ordinary annuity and solve for time:

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time n

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PV $10,000.0000

$200 \times \frac{1-(1+0.0051667)^{-n} }{0.0051667} = 10000\\$

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The total cost of borrowing includes the bond discounts and the interest expenses.

In this case, the total cost of borrowing is $344,702.87. However, this is only the pre-tax cost.

<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>

Face value = $800,000

Interest rate = 7%

Bonds proceeds = $767,320

Bonds discounts = $32,680 ($800,000 - $767,320)

Maturity period = 5 years

Market rate = 8%

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