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How are Investor losses reported on an individual tax return? Do we financial account depreciation rules...

How are Investor losses reported on an individual tax return?

Do we financial account depreciation rules on our individual tax returns?

What does Cost Recovery mean?

In: Accounting

condition swyer syndrome . Compare the development of the individual with the condition you chose in...

condition swyer syndrome .

Compare the development of the individual with the condition you chose in question #1 with the development of an individual of the same sex chromosome set, but without any of the mutations that caused the condition

In: Biology

Question 1 The following ratios have been computed for Cola Company for 2017.                   Profit margin          

Question 1

The following ratios have been computed for Cola Company for 2017.

                  Profit margin                                               12.5%

                  Times interest earned                                 8 times

                  Receivables turnover                                 4 times

                  Acid-test ratio                                                2 : 1

                  Current ratio                                                   3 : 1

                  Debt to assets ratio                                        20%

Mason Company’s 2017 financial statements with missing information follow:

MASON COMPANY

Comparative Balance Sheet

December 31,

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Assets                                                                                                   2017                      2016  

Cash.............................................................................................    $ 30,000               $ 45,000

Short-term Investments...............................................................        10,000                   25,000

Accounts receivable (net)............................................................             ?        (6)           40,000

Inventory.....................................................................................             ?        (8)           50,000

Property, plant, and equipment (net)...........................................    200,000               160,000

        Total assets...........................................................................     $      ?         (9)       $320,000

Liabilities and stockholders' equity

Accounts payable.........................................................................     $     ?        (7)       $ 30,000

Short-term notes payable.............................................................        40,000                   35,000

Bonds payable.............................................................................             ?       (10)          20,000

Common stock.............................................................................      220,000                 200,000

Retained earnings........................................................................     60,000                 35,000

        Total liabilities and stockholders' equity..............................     $      ?        (11)      $320,000

MASON COMPANY

Income Statement

For the Year Ended December 31, 2017

———————————————————————————————————————————

Net sales.......................................................................................                            $200,000

Cost of goods sold.......................................................................                              75,000

Gross profit..................................................................................                              125,000

Expenses:

      Depreciation expense.............................................................          $     ?                             (5)

      Interest expense.....................................................................             5,000

      Selling expenses.....................................................................             8,000

      Administrative expenses........................................................         12,000

            Total expenses..................................................................                                   ?           (4)

Income before income taxes........................................................                                   ?           (2)

      Income tax expense...............................................................                                   ?           (3)

Net income...................................................................................                            $   ?           (1)

     Required

     Use the above ratios and information from the Mason Company financial statements to fill in   

     the missing information on the financial statements. Follow the sequence indicated. Show

     computations that support your answers.

In: Accounting

Shamsud Ltd. operates on a calendar-year basis. At the beginning of December 2016, the company had...

Shamsud Ltd. operates on a calendar-year basis. At the beginning of December 2016, the company had the following current liabilities on its books:

Accounts payable

$85,000

Rent payable

10,000

Warranty provision

12,000

Unearned revenue

14,000

In December, the following events occurred:

1.Shamsud purchased a new computer system on account at a cost of $28,000, payable on January 15, 2017. In addition to this, $4,000 was paid in cash to have the new system installed and customized to the company's requirements.

2.The company purchased inventory for $93,000 on account and made payments of $86,000 to its suppliers.

3.The rent that was payable at the beginning of December represented the payment that should have been made in November. In December, Shamsud paid the past rent owed, as well as the rent for December and January.

4.By December 31, the company had earned $5,000 of the service revenue that was received in advance from customers.

5.Shamsud's employees are paid a total of $2,000 per day. Three work days elapsed between the last payday and the end of the fiscal year. (Ignore deductions for income tax, CPP, and EI.)

6.The company's products are sold with a two-year warranty. Shamsud estimates its warranty expense for the year (not previously recorded) as $16,000. During December, it paid $1,200 in warranty claims.

Required:

a.  

Prepare the journal entries to record the December transactions and adjustments. (Ignore the amounts that the company pays for its share of CPP and EI.)

b.  

Prepare the current liability section of Shamsud's statement of financial position on December 31, 2016.

In: Accounting

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In: Physics

The instructor will assign you a scenario that includes a client's pertinent personal and financial information....

The instructor will assign you a scenario that includes a client's pertinent personal and financial information. Using your client's information and what you have learned in this course, develop an investment policy statement for your client, offer recommendations for the client's portfolio, and provide a justification for the recommendations presented. The policy statement should be 500-750 words and must include the following information:

  1. A detailed explanation of the investment policy statement, including the investment objectives for the portfolio, based on the unique needs and preferences of the client.
  2. Description of any investment constraints, liquidity needs, and the client's time horizon.
  3. A justification of each of the investment recommendations you will make to the client.

Here is the scenario to be considered:

Client is a 70-year-old retired entrepreneur, active and in excellent health, with no children. He continues to hold a substantial number of shares in a business he founded, the total value of which is $25 million. In addition to the private company shares, he has $10 million cash, $5 million stocks, $5 million municipal bonds, $6 million commercial property fully leased, and $1 million home. With no children surviving him, he intends to leave his entire estate to a research foundation seeking a cure for the disease that ended his wife’s life.

In: Finance

Case Study Read the following case study and answer the questions that follow: Grace Speak is...

  • Case Study

Read the following case study and answer the questions that follow:

Grace Speak is a fourth-year student at Best University. She and her fellow classmates are working hard in their final courses and preparing for exams. Inspired by the teamwork that the healthcare profession espouses, Grace gets an idea for a study group. She thinks it will really help to share case experiences, course notes, and study tips. Unfortunately, several members of her peer group live out of town, which makes it difficult for them to participate fully. Grace is torn, as she does not want to exclude them from the study group. When she voices her concerns to a classmate, her friend suggests using social media tools as the primary medium for sharing information.

  1. Grace decides to establish a set of “ground rules” from the outset when she forms the study group. Create a set of “ground rules” that will help to create a group with full participation by all members and that will not place members of the group at risk, for either privacy or academic (plagiarism) concerns. Provide your reasoning for the “ground rules” you established.

Ground Rules

[Write your response here.]

Rationale

[Write your response here.]

  1. In a specific week, the assignment is particularly challenging. One of the students in the study group offers to post the “answers” he received from a student who completed this same assignment last year from the same instructor. Grace knows that one of her close friends in the study group is at risk of failing if she does not do well on this assignment. Describe how Grace might handle this situation to reduce the academic risk of plagiarism for herself, her friend, and other members of the study group.

[Write your response here.]

In: Nursing

The following represents the results of a survey in which individuals were asked to share what...

The following represents the results of a survey in which individuals were asked to share what they perceive to be the ideal number of children.

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Female

11

8

92

65

35

3

2

Male

8

15

74

42

21

3

1

a. What is the probability an individual believes the ideal number of children is 2?

b. What is the probability an individual is male and believes the ideal number o f children is 3?

c. Among the females, what’s the probability the individual believes the ideal number is 3?

d. What is the probability an individual believes the ideal number of children is at least 4?

In: Statistics and Probability

Partial Insurance: An individual has $2000 in physical assets, and $600 in cash initially. This person...

Partial Insurance: An individual has $2000 in physical assets, and $600 in cash initially. This person faces the following loss distribution to the wealth. Full insurance is available at $600

Probability

Loss

0.5

0

0.1

200

0.2

400

0.1

1000

0.1

2000

The Individual can also buy partial insurance with i. a $200 deductible, or ii. 75% coinsurance, or iii. Upper limit on coverage, with the limit being $1000. The premium on each partial coverage policy is $450. Provide a ranking of the four types of policies for the individual, in terms of preference if the preference function is given by U(FW) = LN(1+FW), where FW is final wealth of the individual.

In: Economics

Get to know an adolescent or adult through observation(s). 17 year female Briefly, clearly, and objectively...

Get to know an adolescent or adult through observation(s). 17 year female Briefly, clearly, and objectively present the specific current observation of the individual. The primary emphasis of the paper is the specific current observation of the individual for at least one (1) hour total.  Background information should be brief and to the point.  If you do an interview it is not considered the observation. o The information you obtain is for Background Information.  The observation is not a review of experiences and observations you may have had with the individual over a period of time. o This is Background Information.  You can include what you experienced through playing and talking with the individual, but the emphasis should be what you observed.

In: Psychology