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TEA [102]
3 years ago
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\frac{700,000-(100,000X.51316)}{5.35526} = $121,130

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**Present value of an annuity due at 10% for 7 periods

c. Computation of present value of minimum lease payments:

PV of annual payments: $121,130 X 5.23054 =

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$50,000 X   0.48166 = 24,083

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**Present value of $1 at 11% for 7 periods

d. 1/1/14     Leased Equipment................................681,741

                                          Lease Liability...............................681,741

                 Lease Liability.......................................121,130

                                          Cash...............................................121,130

12/31/14         Depreciation Expense..........................  83,106

             Accumulated Depreciation—Capital Leases    

                 ($681,741 – $100,000) ÷ 7                     ..........83,106

                  Interest Expense...................................  61,667

                  Interest Payable    ($681,741 – $121,130) X .11......61,667

1/1/15            Lease Liability.......................................  59,463

                      Interest Payable....................................  61,667

                                              Cash...............................................121,130

12/31/15           Depreciation Expense..........................  83,106

         Accumulated Depreciation - Capital Leases..........................83,106

                  Interest Expense...................................  55,126

e) 1/1/14         Lease Receivable..................................700,000

                                 Cost of Goods Sold..............................525,000

                       Sales Revenue...............................700,000

                                          Inventory........................................525,000

                     Cash.......................................................121,130

                                             Lease Receivable..........................121,130

12/31/14          Interest Receivable...............................  57,887

                 Interest Revenue    [($700,000 – $121,130) X .10]....57,887

1/1/15                Cash.......................................................121,130

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                         Interest Receivable.......................57,8871

2/31/15           Interest Receivable...............................  51,563

Interest Revenue

($700,000 – $121,130 - $63,243) X .10...............................51,5635

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The computation of the depletion would be recorded is shown below;

Cost of land $5,000,000      

Investment on land $1,100,0000      

Less: Residual value -$250,000      

Depreciable value $15,750,000  

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Phase                           greater of

out MFJ

Start          315000      50% of W-2       20000

Finish        415000    or 25% of W-2     10250

                                  + 2.5% of QBP

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Now applying gross deduction and phase out

Gross deduction        Being 20% of QBI      = 66000

Less : wage limit of QBI                                 - 20000

Phase out %                                                     x 66%

Phase out amount                                           30,360

Final deduction = gross deduction- phase out amount

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