No you cannot fire someone for any sort of disability, it would be discrimination.
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Answer:
1. Equity reduces to $372,300
2. 11,517 shares
3. $32.33
Explanation:
1. Effect on Equity
The company will use $15,600 cash to buy the equivalent amount of shares.
Cash Balance will reduce by;
= 52,900 - 15,600
= $37,300
Equity will reduce by the amount of stock repurchased;
= 387,900 - 15,600
= $372,300
2. Shares Outstanding
Current Stock Price = 
= 387,900/12,000
= $32.33
Number of shares repurchased = 15,600/32.33
= 483 shares
New Shares Outstanding = 12,000 shares - 483 shares
= 11,517 shares
3. Price per share after repurchase
= 
= 372,300 / 11,517
= $32.33
4. Dividends declared reduces the equity value.
= 32.33 - 1.30
= $31.03
The share repurchase is the same as the cash dividend because the stock price after the repurchase is the same as the stock price if dividends are declared less the cash dividends.
Answer:
$960,000
Explanation:
$1,000 (Monthly income x 30%)
$1,000 (3200 x 30%)
= $960,000
Answer:
a)$367,500 b)$91,875 c)Nova will report a loss of $25* and Oscar's gain will be $91850.
Explanation:
a
)
Land will be recorded for section 704(b) book capital purposes = Fair market value = $367,500
Padgett also record the land at $367,500
b)Padgett's tax basis will will bwe same as that of Nova, i.e., $91,875
c)If Padgett sells the land several years later the built in basis of $91,875 will be taxed to Nova only.
so the gain of (551,200-367,500) 183700 divided in two equal parts of 91850 each.
but Nova will report a loss of $25* and Oscar's gain will be $91850.
* The built in tax inherent in contributed property will eventually be taxed to the contributor.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Financing is the process of moving providing funds to run the business activities, making purchasing or investing.
Example: the company can raise fund by issuing bond or share. this is one of the financing activities
the company also can find venture capital and angel investor to get fund to run the business. it also consider as financing activities
