Answer: Decrease your take-home pay and decrease your federal income taxes in the current year. A 401k allows you to deduct earnings from your current income, and put that money in an account that cannot be opened until around retirement. The money put into a 401k, and the returns earned on that money through interest or investments, is not taxed as income until you take it out after retirement. This means that, when you put some of your earnings in a 401k, your take-home pay is lower for that year (you can't spend that money) and your income tax is reduced.
Answer:
$0 Gain or Loss
Explanation:
Given that,
Original cost of the equipment = $100,000
Accumulated depreciation on the equipment = $40,000
Book value of the equipment:
= Original cost of the equipment - Accumulated depreciation on the equipment
= $100,000 - $40,000
= $60,000
Gain/Loss = Sale value - Book value of the equipment
= $60,000 - $60,000
= $0
Therefore, the company should recognize a $0 Gain or Loss.
Answer:
Dr Accounts payable 1850
Cr Merchandise inventory $37
Cr Cash $1813
Explanation:
Preparation of the journal entry to record the payment on July 12 Using the gross method,
JOURNAL ENTRY
Jul-12
Dr Accounts payable ($2300-450) 1850
Cr Merchandise inventory ($1850*2%) $37
Cr Cash $1813
($1850-$37)
(Being entry recorded for payment to supplier)
A drop in interest will result in lower payments because of its overall discretion value