$17,000 amount of loss can John can deduct for the current year
Explanation:
Given,
John paid 2,000 worth of Red Corporation's $1244 share
Mark for $40,000
Mike for $12,000
John sold the remaining assets of Red Company for $3,000.
John has a typical risk of $17,000 ($3,000 – $20,000) for the current year.
The given statement is False.
John did not purchase the stock from Red Corporation; thus, he will not have a balance of $1244.
He does have a long-term capital risk of $17,000.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
12.18%
Explanation:
Company selling price in US = $55,000
(which is equal to price with 20% margin)
= 27,363 pounds × $2.01
= $55,000
Now the exchange rate increased to $2.15 per pound,
so here the manufacturing cost of the car will increase according to the increase in the exchange rate.
The selling price remains constant, then the profit margin is as follows;
Manufacturing cost of the car = 22,803 pounds × $2.15
= $49,026.45
Selling price = $55,000
Profit margin:
= Selling price - Manufacturing cost
= 55,000 - 49,026
= $5,973.55
Margin percentage = Profit margin ÷ Manufacturing cost of the car
= $5,973.55 ÷ $49,026.45
= 12.18%
Answer:
net income increased by $1,537.50
Explanation:
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sales revenue $16,500
COGS <u>($9,300)</u>
Gross profit $7,200
Operating exp.:
- Administrative $950
- Depreciation $1,300
- Shipping $412.50 <u>($2,662.50)</u>
Net income $4,537.50
net income increased by $4,537.50 - $3,000 = $1,537.50
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