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2 years ago

On january 1 glenstone company

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Answer:

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Western Electric has 31,500 shares of common stock outstanding at a price per share of $78 and a rate of return of 13.05 percent

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WACC = 11.13%

Explanation:

total market value common stocks = 31,500 x $78 = $2,457,000

total market value of preferred stock = 7,250 x $94.50 = $685,125

total market value of debt = $401,000 x 1.105 = $443,105

total = $3,575,230

Rcs = 13.05%

Rps = $7.70 / $94.50 = 8.15%

Rd = 8.05%

WACC = ($2,457,000/$3,575,230 x 13.05%) + ($685,125/$3,575,230 x 8.15%) + ($443,105/$3,575,230 x 8.05% x 60%) = 8.968% + 1.562% + 0.6% = 11.13%

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Ceramic Customs Co. requires a specific type of ceramic to make custom-made tiles. Since only one supplier makes that particular

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Answer:

a. The supplier has more bargaining power than the firm.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

Jason and Paula are married. They file a joint return for 2020 on which they report taxable income before the QBI deduction of $

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Their QBI deduction for the year goes thus:

Jason's QBI amount will be:

= $173000 × 20%

= $173000 × 0.2

= $34600

Paula's QBI amount will be:

= $28,300× 20%

= ($5660)

Therefore, their combined qualified business income will be:

= $34600 - $5660

= $28940

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= $247000 × 20%

= $49400

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