Answer:
B) $3,000
Explanation:
Since Laura acquired this property (stocks) by gift, her basis for loss will be $3,000 which is equal to the fair market value at the time she received the gift. If she had made a gain with this transaction, her basis for gain would have been the $4,000 of her father's basis.
Answer:
Inventory TO 9
Gross profit percentage: 55%
Explanation:
Inventory Turnover
where:
COGS 17,100
beginning: 1,800
ending: 2,000
Average Inventory: 1900
Inventory TO 9
Gross profit percentage:


Gross profit percentage: 0.55 = 55%
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Answer: $88,844
Explanation:
Financing activities relate to those activities that the company gets into in relation to Equity and debt as these are what finance the operation of the business.
Net Cash from Financing activities = Net inflow - Net Outflow
= New Debt Capital - Repaid debt - Treasury stock purchase
= 913,545 - 773,200 - 51,501
= $88,844
Answer:
E. 160,000; 167,500
Explanation:

Direct Materials
Started and complete 120,000
We also need to add the ending WIP which count entirely because the materials are added completely.
The beginning WIP has materials added completely already. It required no extra work.
120,000 +40,000 =160,000
Conversion
Started and complete 120,000
ending WIP 40,000 x 1/4 = 10,000
beginning WIP 50,000 X3/4 = 37,500
total 167,500
we add the ending WIP
and the unfinished beginning WIP
it has 1/4 completed so 3/4 are unfinished