Answer: C)$350
Explanation:
First suit
Price willing to pay=$950
Actual paid price=$700
Consumer surplus=$950-$700
=$250
Second suit
Price willing to pay=$800
Actual paid price=$700
Consumer surplus=$800-$700
=$100
Third suit
Price willing to pay=$700
Actual paid price=$700
Consumer surplus=$700-$700
=$0
Total surplus= 1st+2nd+ 3rd consumer surplus
= $250+$100+$0
=$350
Answer:
Allowable Business Expense is $50
Explanation:
The entertainment expenses that were paid before the business deal are allowed business expenses and those entertainment expenses that were incurred after the business deal are disallowed business expenses.
So here, the entertainment expense that includes meal which is worth $100 and is the only allowable business expense here that was incurred before the business deal.
The meal with clients are 50% deductible which means only 50% of the $100 is allowed as business expense.
Allowable Business Expense = $100 * 50% = $50
Answer: a. $14.9
b. $3725
Explanation:
a. What is the offer price?
This will be calculated as:
= NAV / (1 - load charge %)
= 13.85 / (1 - 7%)
= 13.85 / (1 - 0.07)
= 13.85 / (0.93)
= $14.9
B. What did Lee pay for his investment?
This will be:
= Number of shares bought × Offer price
= 250 × $14.9
= $3725
Answer:
Check the following consideration
Explanation:
Since the business owner follows cash basis of accounting the treatment is amount expensed during the financial year can be shown as expenses. hence in the current case rent for 18months can be shown as expenses for that financial year and it can be shown as a deduction while computing tax liability.
