Answer:
C) return on equity
Explanation:
The return on equity determines the financial performance of the company. It could be calculated by dividing the net income from the owners equity as according to the accounting equation, the owners equity could be find out by deducting the liabilities from the assets
So here the equity could be of both types i.e. common and preferred
Therefore the option c is correct
It all depends on what you are striving to achieve....but lemon juice will keep the apples from turning brown.
For the initial purchase, Geraldine already has the gain of
$40,000 - $20,000 = $20,000
Because he succcesfully bought the land below the market value.
After the sale, the total gain would be
$20,000 + ($45,000 - $20,000)
$20,000 + $ 25,000
= $45,000
They can simply ask their boss for a raise or just wait it out and soon enough you’ll get a raise.
Answer:
short: 11,000 --> 1,320 income tax
long: 11,000 --> zero tax income
Explanation:
The capital gains are clasiffied as long.term gain once they were held for period of time of more than a year during the current holder.
Thus, the 13 month ago investment will be considered long term
while the other short term
the rate for short term is 12% at Samuel income bracket
while the long.term capital gain will not be taxed,
short term:
11,000 x 12% = 1.320
