nus of 20% of net income, which is income after taxes. But the bonus is not subject to taxes because the bonus isr goal is to find the company profit after the bonus and taxes are paid. Let B be the amount on which the bonus isars.nus is based plus the taxes paid. Express this as an equation involving Tand B. (Part (a) may be helpful.)plus the bonus paid. Express this as an equation involving Tand B. (Part (c) may be helpful.)d (d) for the variables T and B.MacBook Pro&8.deler{YUP A business has a gross income of $1.56 million. It has promised to pay the CEO a bonus of 20% ean operating expense. The total tax owed is 20% of gross income less the bonus. Our goal is to fibased, and let T be the amount on which taxes are calculated, both in millions of dollars.(a) Express the taxes paid in terms of the variable T.(b) The gross income of $1.56 million equals the amount B on which the bonus is based pl(c) Express the bonus paid in terms of the variable B.(d) The gross income also equals the amount T on which taxes are based plus the bonus pa(e) Solve the system of two equations in two unknowns from parts (b) and (d) for the variaT =B(F) How much is the bonus?millionHow much is paid in taxes?millionHow much profit is left over?%24millionNeed Help?Read itMacBooksc

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1. Suppose the gross sales of Lukah’s Coffee Shop for the month of April is Php 50,000. How much is its gross profit? A. 50,000 B. 32,000 C. 20,500 D. 38,500 2. How about its income before tax? A. 50,000 B. 32,000 C. 20,500 D. 38,500 3. Suppose the government imposes a 5% income tax on all businesses earning an income worth Php 50,000 and below. Solve for the income after tax of Lukah’s Coffee Shop. A. 30,400 B. 32,000 C. 20,000 D. 19,475 4. Now, suppose the rent expense increased from Php 3,500 to Php 4,000. What is now the income before tax of Lukah’s Coffee Shop? A. 30,400 B. 32,000 C. 20,000 D. 19,475 5. Given the change in the gross profit due to an increase in the cost of rental space, how much, then, is the income after tax of Lukah’s Coffee Shop? A. 30,400 B. 32,000 C. 20,000 D. 19,000
Last year, Cayman Corporation had sales of $6,834,793, total variable costs of $2,832,135, and total fixed costs of $1,547,197. In addition, they paid $480,000 in interest to bondholders. Cayman has a 21% marginal tax rate. If Cayman's sales increase 7%, what should be the increase in earnings per share?
Use the information below to build a properly formatted income statement. A: The firm has 25,280,000 shares outstanding and its earnings per share is $2.40. Calculate Net Income. B: The firm's corporate tax rate is 40%. Calculate the firm's EBT. C: After completing A and B above, what is the firm's corporate tax expense? D: The firm's operating income is 1.80 times its Net Income. Determine the firm's EBIT. E: Given your answer to D, calculate the firm's Interest Expense. F: After completing the above: Gross Profit is 18.00 times its Interest Expense. Calculate Gross Profit. G: Finally, the firm's Revenue is 1.50 times its EBIT. Calculate the firm's Revenue. INSTRUCTIONS: Write ratios involving dollar amounts out to the penny, with no dollar sign: 1000.00. All ratios and interest rates should be calculated as follows: 11.28 (no percent sign) For this problem: Net Income = Earnings before Taxes = Тах еxpens 3 Earnings before Taxes & Interest = Interest expense = Gross profit = Revenue =
Assume the following: • A company is importing and selling Mercedes cars. • An Islamic bank invests US$8 million for an 80% profit share. • An investor invests US$2 million for a 20% profit share. • The investor is to be paid a 10% management fee as percentage of profit after expenses. • Sale proceeds = US$12,400,000 Expenses = US$200,000 Calculate the following: 1.1. The total return to the bank: 1.2. The total return to the investor:
An individual actually earned a 4% nominal return last year. Prices went up by 3% over the year. Given that the investment income was subject to a federal tax rate of 28% and a state and local tax rate of 6%, what was the investor's actual real after-tax rate of return? A. -0.36% B. 0.66% C. 1.45% D. 0.72%
3. (a) Debt is 20% of assets for an organization. Total assets are$10,000. The tax rate is 40%. The interest rate is 10%. EBIT profit is$1000. What is the after taxes and interest profit? What is the ROE?Profit_______________ROE________________(b) If in 1(a) debt is increased to 50% of assets, what will be the aftertaxes and interest profit and the ROE?Profit__________________ROE___________________
For a firm facing a marginal income tax rate of 35%, what is the after-tax cash flow effect of: (a) a $1,900 increase in contribution margin during the year, and (b) a $800 increase in cash operating expenses? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) (a) Effect on after-tax cash flow to contribution margin (b) Effect on after-tax cash flow to cash operating expenses
Last year, Cayman Corporation had sales of $6 million, total variable costs of $2 million, and total fixed costs of $1 million. In addition, they paid $480,000 in interest to bondholders. Cayman has a 21% marginal tax rate. If Cayman's sales increase 6%, what should be the increase in operating income?
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Assume that in 20X2, sales increase by 10 percent and cost of goods sold increases by 20 percent. The firm is able to keep all other expenses the same. Assume a tax rate of 30 percent on income before taxes. What is income after taxes and the profit margin for 20X2?

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