Answer:
c. IRS rules allow the taxpayer to specify which shares being sold
Explanation:
As eahc method will make the capital gain or loss to differ the Internal Revenue Service leaves to the stockholder to decide the method
The default method is the FIFO method which states the first shares purchased are the first sale but, leaves choise to the stockhodler to use specific identification which, is what the statement correctly points out.
The method are not "required" but allowed as the stockholder see fit.
The answer could be any of these. This is not a fair question.
I believe that question is trying to get you to lean towards answer C because theoretically your family would know your character better than a bank might.
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
1. Private Limited Company
A private limited company is an acknowledged legal entity whose shares are held privately by the founders. The shareholders are the owners. They are not allowed to trade their shares to the public through the security exchange. SHINING STAR BUS COMPANY (PTY) Ltd is currently a limited private company. Transfer of shares has to be between the existing shareholders, the bus company, and requires authorization. The shareholders have limited liability to the company's debts and are entitled to a share in the company profits.
2. Public Limited Company
A public limited company is recognized as a legal and separate entity from its owners. Unlike a private limited company, the shares of a public limited company are traded in the security exchange markets. It means ownership of a public company is open to the public. The management of SHINING STAR BUS COMPANY (PTY) Ltd wants to convert it to a public limited company. After the conversion, its shares will be traded at the Johannesburg Security Exchange(JSE).
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Annual cash inflow = Sales revenue - Cash expenses
Annual cash inflow = $16,000 - $8,000
Annual cash inflow = $8,000
Cost of machine = $48,000
Payback period = Cost of machine/Annual cash inflows
Payback period = $48,000/$8,000
Payback period = 6 years
So, the payback period for the machine is 6 years.