Answer: $2,533.33
Explanation:
First you need to calculate the annual depreciation:
= (Cost of asset - Salvage value) / Useful life
= (42,000 - 4,000) / 5
= 38,000 / 5
= $7,600
The asset was bought on September 1 and needs to be depreciated for the months of the year it was in the business. That would be September to December which is 4 months.
Depreciation for that year is:
= 7,600 * 4/12 months
= $2,533.33
Answer:
B. Leverage ratios
Explanation:
Leverage ratios are ratios used in measuring the amount of debt and the capacity of an organization to meet its financial obligation. It is the proportion of debts owed by a business entity compared to its equity/capital. It is used to indicate the amount of debt a business has incured. There are many form of leverage ratios. We have the debt to equity ratio, debt to capital ratio and so on.
COIs stands for Conflicts of Interests. COIs occur when there are two or more interest of contradiction due to any activity in an institution or organization. FDA has regulations for the COIs in clinical research. The FDA regulations governing disclosure of individual COIs require disclosure of Significant Financial Interests that would effect the funding.
In a 2 for 1 stock split, par
value and market value will be 1/2 of what they were prior to the split and
number of shares will be two times what it was.
So,
par value will be 6 x 0.5 = $
3.00
market value will be 25 x 0.5
= $ 12.50
number of shares 8,000 x 2 will be
16,000 shares