a condensed balance sheet for Bradford Corporation prepared at the end of the year appears as follows. During the year the company earned a gross profit of 1116000 on sales of 2950000.

The Case of Florida State University   (April 2020)

Florida State University (Member of the Florida State University System) has had to convert the entire academic curriculum online.

Has the University become a virtual organization? What characteristics does Florida State University exhibit?

Finally, can a virtual organization adopt a culture?

Our firm purchased equipment for US$100,000 on Dec 1, 2015. Our year end is December 31, and the payable is due on Jan 31, 2016. On December 1, 2015, we entered into a forward exchange contract with the bank to provide us with the US dollars on January 31, 2016.

The following rates were in effect:

Forward Rates:

Dec1,2015; 60 day forward rate US$1= CDN$1.152

Dec 31, 2015; 30 day forward rate US$1 = CDN$ 1.162

Spot rates

Dec 1, 2015 US$1 = CDN$ 1.130

Dec 31, 2015 US$1 = CDN$ 1.16

Jan 31, 2016 US$1 = CDN$ 1.210

Prepare all the journal entries arising from this transaction, from original sale to final settlement.

1. A social science researcher collected data from a random sample of 400 students at a large university and found that, on average, they belonged to 2.6 campus organizations. The standard deviation σ for the population is 1.8.

1. Using these data, construct a 95% confidence interval for µ, the mean number of campus organizations belonged to by the population of students at this university.

2. Write a sentence to interpret your confidence interval, making sure to provide all the important information.

1. The mean GPA at a certain university is 2.80. The table contains GPAs for a random sample of 16 business students from this university.

1. 2. What is the sample mean for this dataset?
2. 3. What is the sample standard deviation for this dataset?
3. 4. How many degrees of freedom are there?
4. 5. Perform a hypothesis test for this dataset. What is your conclusion?

1. A social science researcher collected data from a random sample of 400 students at a large university and found that, on average, they belonged to 2.6 campus organizations. The standard deviation σ for the population is 1.8.

1. Using these data, construct a 95% confidence interval for µ, the mean number of campus organizations belonged to by the population of students at this university.

2. Write a sentence to interpret your confidence interval, making sure to provide all the important information.

java programing

Q: Given the following class:

public class Student {

private String firstName;

private String lastName;

private int age;

private University university;

public Student(String firstName, String lastName, int age, University university) {

this.firstName = fisrtName;

this.lastName = lastName;

this.age = age;

this.university = university;

}

public String getFirstName(){

return firstName;

}

public String getLastName(){

return lastName;

}

public int getAge(){

return age;

}

public University getUniversity(){

return university;

}

public String toString() {

return "\nFirst name:" + firstName + "\nLast name:" + lastName + " \nAge:"+ age + "\nUniversity" + university;

}

}

a- Create the University class (data type). The class must include name, state, and the country as member variables; it must also include methods for returning and storing the name, state, and country.

b- Create client code to test the classes.

Suppose you purchase a 10-year AAA-rated British bond for par that is paying an annual coupon of 9 percent and has a face value of 1,000 British Pounds (£). The spot rate is US$1.105 for £. At the end of the year, the bond is downgraded to AA and the yield increases to 11 percent. In addition, the new spot rate becomes US$0.985 for £. What is the loss or gain to a U.S. investor who holds this bond for a year?

Multiple Choice

−15.32% loss

−11.28% loss

−8.71% loss

−12.71% loss

−10.14% loss

The goal of this exercise is to demonstrate your understanding of the characteristics that influence the choice of business ownership formation.

RT Taxes: After years of preparing taxes for his extended family, Ronald began a tax consultant business from his home office. He hires assistants as needed but does all of the management and main services himself.

Pet Perfect: John with an expertise in sales, and Francine, with an expertise in management, opened a pet shop together, sharing profits and responsibilities equally.

I Scream Inc: A group of friends began an ice cream factory. Because there was a certain amount of risk in whether it would succeed, the friends didn't want to lose their homes over it-plus they wanted to help those with startup costs to have a share of the profits.

Joypass Inc: Samantha, Fabian, and Jonah had a brilliant idea for an online game portal. As a startup, they wanted to retain earnings to survive the initial years, have limited liability should it not succeed, and appear credible when doing business with others.

Drs. O'Reilly: Dr. John O'Reilly and Dr. Sharon O'Reilly decided to open up a practice together after many years working at the hospital. They wanted protection for their personal assets in case of malpractice but wanted to avoid the complexity of traditional incorporating.

Individual Tax Rate: The owner of this organization pays income taxes at an, "individual rate," normally lower than a corporate rate. He or she benefits from tax-exempt accounts for retirement and profit sharing.

No Corporate tax: The owners of this organization pay income taxes on the profits of an individual basis, but the organization does not pay the taxes directly.

Double taxation: Since this organization's profits are taxed at the corporate level and again at the individual level when the dividends are distributed to shareholders, this income is actually taxed twice.

Owners taxed at individual rate: This organization is taxed like a partnership, with owners paying taxes at the individual rate.

Taxed like a partnership: Owners are often called members and pay taxes on income as an individual.

Select from the list below the most appropriate type of business ownership for each company and  taxation type listed above. Note that one taxation type is appropriate to two different types of business ownership.

-Sole proprietorship

- Partnership

-Corporation

-S Corporation

-LLC

I want to start a company that produces documentary films. I have $10,000.00 that I can use to start the business, i don't own a home and I have no other significant assets. I have a friend who wants to be my partner. She has no money, but she's a creative genius.   I live in NYC and she lives in Casey Illinois. The way this industry works is pretty much like this: free-lance producers like us come up with an idea, pitch it to money people, produce the film and sell the rights to the film to a major network (like History Channel or A&E or ABC etc.).
1. What business form should I use to start my company and why?
2. What are the issues you can see that I will have to deal with or that I should be thinking about?