Chapter 5, Problem 2DYS

What is the total amount of property plant and equipment

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The audited accounts of Rattle Limited for year-end December 31, 2013, show a profit of $2,400,000 after charging the following: Depreciation $380,000 Legal fees $723,000 Bad debts $67,000 Donations $55,400 Accrued interest $51,000 Foreign travel $75,000 Repair and maintenance $216,000 Premium on insurance $88,000   Other Information:  - Legal fees of $723,000 are for expenses in respect of the recovery of debts.  - The company made donations of $55,400 to a registered charity.  -The bad debt expense is a percentage of debtors at year-end.  -   Foreign travel expense was for a trip by the marketing manager to meet with potential buyers.   - The capital allowances have been calculated at $142,000   -The premium paid of $88,000 was on insurance for the business’ property.  -There were acquisition expenses of $45,000 associated with the expansion of the business. What is Rattle Ltd.’s corporate tax liability? A.$710,250 B.$700,250…

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A firm reports the following: • Net income $300,000 . Preferred dividends = $30,000 • • Average stockholders' equity = $2,000,000 Average common stockholders' equity = $1,200,000 (a) The rate earned on stockholders' equity and (b) The rate earned on common stockholders' equity. Round to one decimal place.

What is the fixed assets turnover ratio for year 2 ?

Use the information below to answer the following questions Rita Franklin is employed at Mighty Ltd. in Jamaica. For the month of June, 2017, she received a gross salary of $60,000. She contributes 5% or her gross salary towards an approved  pension scheme. As an employee, her statutory deductions include NIS, NHT and education tax. 1. What is Rita’s statutory income? A.$53,875 B.$55,500 C.$57,000 D.$63,000   2. How much would be deducted for education tax? A.$1248.75 B.$1212.19 C.$1282.50 D.$1417.50   3. What would Rita receive as her net pay? A.$52,882.50 B.$53,051.25 C.$51,462.81 D.$53,017.50

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