SO question 3 and 4 NOT ANSWER

1.What are your criteria when YOU search for a job? how do you know that these criteria will be fulfilled?

2.How satisfied or not have you been from recruitment process you experienced? What would you have suggested to make it better?

3.What is for YOU flexibility and how do you evaluate its consequences ? How do you make flexibility work ?

4.What is central for YOU while you get rewarded? What sort of reward is suiting you and when?

1) Smith & Jones has been asked by Levi Manufacturing to quote on a 4-year lease for a machine which costs $375,000. The equipment can be depreciated for tax purposes over 4 years.

The equipment has a residual value expected to be $15,000 to be received at the end of the lease period which is taxed at the corporate tax rate.

Other details:                                                                                   

Company's Cost of Capital                                           10%                                                                       

Corporate Tax Rate                                                         30%                                       

All lease payments are received in advance, at the start of the year - (annuity due).

Required:

What is the ANNUAL LEASE PAYMENT that Smith and Jones should quote Levi Manufacturing?

2) Johnny Johnson commenced worked at the Jenson Laboratories on the 15^th June 1994. He is currently earning currently earning $76,500 per year.

Long service leave entitlement is calculated as 10 weeks leave after the first 10 years of service and 10 calendar days for every year worked in excess of 10 years (proportionate leave for partial year)

Required:

As at 31^st May 2017, calculate the amount of money owing to Johnny for his Long Service Leave entitlement.

4. Linkin Log opened a real estate leasing business on January 1, 2018 of the current year. During the year, the following transactions occurred and were recorded in the company's books:

1. John Link, owner, invested $225,000 cash to start the business Linkin Log.
2. John Link bought a commercial building for $125,000 on March 1, 2018. The property was comprised of building of $100,000 and land of $25,000.  The building is depreciable over a 25 year life for GAAP and a 40 year life for tax.
3. The company paid $5,000 cash to rent office space for the 2018 year.
4. The company received $36,000 in rent which represented payment under the lease on the property. The payment was for the rental period from January 1 – December 31, 2018.
5. The company paid $1,200 for a maintenance contract under which services were rendered during the year.
6. The company received $3,000 of rent which represented payment under the lease on the property. The payment was for the rental period from January 1 – January 31, 2019.
7. The company paid cash of $1,500 for utilities for 2018 bills.
8. The company paid 2018 property taxes in the amount of $10,000 on July 1, 2018 and the company also paid for 2019 property taxes in the amount of $3,500 on December 15, 2018.

9. The company paid interest expense of $3,000 on its outstanding debt during 2018.  Accrued, unpaid interest through the end of the year, December 31, 2018, was an additional $300.
10. John Link withdrew $5,000 for his personal use from the company.

Based on the information above, GAAP net income as computed using the accrual method of accounting, should be:

_____________________

Based on the information above, taxable net income as computed using the accrual method of accounting, should be:

_____________________

Based on the information above, net operating income (NOI) for GAAP as computed under the accrual method of accounting should be:

_____________________

Based on the information above, net income as computed under the cash method of accounting (i.e. not under GAAP) should be:

_____________________

4.            John buys shares of stock in Acme Corp. on January 1, 2018 for $50. John dies July 1, 2018 when the stock has a fmv of $60. Mary inherits the stock from John’s estate.          Mary sells the stock on September 1, 2018 for $80.

               a.            What is the gain /loss recognized by John’s estate?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

               b.            What is the gain /loss recognized by Mary?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

5.            Same facts as in Question 4 except the value of the shares is $40 on John’s date of death.

               a.            What is the gain /loss recognized by John’s estate?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

               b.            What is the gain /loss recognized by Mary?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

6.            Same facts as in Question 4 except Mary sells the stock for $30.

               a.            What is the gain /loss recognized by John’s estate?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

               b.            What is gain /loss recognized by Mary?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

7.            Same facts as in Question 4 except Mary Sells the stock on May 1, 2019.

               a.            What is the gain /loss recognized by John’s estate?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

               b.            What is the gain /loss recognized by Mary?      ______________  

                              What is the character of the gain/loss? _____________

A solid steel bar with dimensions of

1

x

4

inches spans a 20 foot gap. The beam is loaded with a single 1000 lb load a

t

mid span.

Calculate the

deflection of the beam

at

every

foot along it

s length

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(That is,

calculate

the deflecton

at x=0,

12,24, 36

...

inches) INCLUDE the weight of the beam. Plot the deflection, y, versus x

7.11Customer Bad News:

Putting the Brakes on Bakery Deliveries (Objs. 1–4) As the owner of La Boulangerie Bakery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, you have a devoted clientele savoring your delicacies. Your salty caramel cupcakes offer an irresistible salty-sweet flavor combination using fleur de sel crystals hand harvested from the pristine seas off Brittany, France. These salt granules complement the sweet buttery caramel that flavors both the cake and frosting. Although your cupcakes are a trendy hit, you also feature delicious cakes, squares, cookies, croissants, and bread. Your bakery has a medium-sized storefront; however, most of your business comes from supplying local restaurants and coffee shops with your tantalizing treats. You own two trucks that make deliveries to customers throughout the Baton Rouge metropolitan area. Although La Boulangerie is financially successful, rising costs have severely undercut your profits over the past few months. You know that you are not the only business owner dealing with rising prices. Many of your suppliers have raised their prices over the past year. Specifically, the higher prices of wheat and sugar have resulted in a drastic increase in your production costs. Previously, you did not charge for deliveries made to your wholesale clients. However, you now feel that you have no choice but to add a delivery charge for each order to cover your increased costs and the rising price of gas.

Your Task. As the owner of La Boulangerie Bakery, write a letter to your wholesale clients in which you announce a $20 charge per delivery. Try to think of a special offer to soften the blow. Address the first letter to Mr. Emil Broussard, Café Broussard, 2013 West Lee Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70820.

Use below information for Questions 1 to 4:

The smelting department of Company X has following production and cost data for September:

• Production: Beginning work in process 200 units that are 100% complete as to materials and 85% complete as to conversion costs; units started into production 1,000 units; units transferred out to next department

980 units; ending work in process are 100% complete as to materials and 41% complete as to conversion costs.

• • Manufacturing costs: Beginning work in process TL8,100 materials, TL9,270 labor and TL2,100 manufacturing overhead costs. In current period, TL50,800 worth of materials, TL25,700 worth of labor and TL35,000 worth of manufacturing overhead costs are incurred.
• Compute the material cost portion of the ending inventory if the company uses WA method to compute equivalent units.
• Compute the conversion cost portion of the ending inventory if the company uses FIFO method to compute equivalent units. method to compute equivalent units.
• Compute the material cost portion of the transferred out inventory if the company uses FIFO method to compute equivalent units.
• Compute the conversion cost portion of the transferred out inventory if the company uses WA method to compute equivalent units.

1. A 9% semiannual coupon bond matures in 4 years. The bond has a face value of $1,000 and a current yield of 8.9704%.
a) What is the bond's price? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent.

2. What is the bond's YTM?  Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to two decimal places.  

Make sure you name files with test_yourname in question 1, 4, and 5

Q1: Add a user named as test_yourname in linux terminal. Take a screenshot if it has been added to the system file /etc/passwd

Q2: What is grep? And why is it used for? (2 lines only)

Q3: Use grep over a file of your choice, take a screenshot and explain the results.

Q4: Can you store the output of top command in a file named as: test_yourname.txt in such a way that the file is appended and not rewritten? Take a screen shot.

Q5: Set password length policy for test_yourname user, with minimum length of password to be 10 character long.

• Take screen shot of updated policy
• Once you have updated the policy, in first try violate the policy, and take screen shot while setting password
• In second try set the password as per the updated policy, and take the screenshot