ACC 345 Project Workbook Ashley Ohlsen

U O Ratio Calculations Select the images below to enlarge. Balance Sheet Current Assets SE HCS/380: Week 4 - Ratio Calculat... multimedia.phoenix.edu Murawski Company Balance Sheet December 31 Investments Cash and cash equivalents Accounts receivable (net) Current liabilities Property, plant, and equipment Intangibles and other assets Total assets Inventory Prepaid expenses Total current assets Sales Revenue Murawski Company Income Statement For the Years Ended December 31 Costs and expenses 2022 Cost of goods sold Selling and Administrative expenses interest expense Total costs and expenses $330 Income Statement het income 1.380 Long term liabilities Stockholder's equity-common Total liabilities and stockholder's equity $2.340 $2,210 10 $2,340 $3,800 2021 $294 $360 160 2021 $3.460 C MacBook Air Stv View Assessment C 1500 Calculate the 2021 Return on Assets ratio. 154 Use whole numbers rounded to 2 decimal places, if needed, as seen in the example below. Return on Assets 2021 = Example…

Calculate the net asset value (in $) and number of shares purchased for the mutual fund. Round shares to thousandths (three decimal places). Total Total Shares Net Asset Offer Total Shares Assets Liabilities Outstanding Value Price Investment Purchased $25,000,000 $6,500,000 2,000,000 $ 9.250 $9.96 $8,000

Year Quarter Revenue 2005 Qtr1 5,196   Qtr2 6,300   Qtr3 6,027   Qtr4 5,541 2006 Qtr1 5,109   Qtr2 6,455   Qtr3 6,402   Qtr4 5,895 2007 Qtr1 6,065   Qtr2 7,695   Qtr3 7,652   Qtr4 7,293 2008 Qtr1 7,360   Qtr2 9,035   Qtr3 8,299   Qtr4 7,015 2009 Qtr1 7,130   Qtr2 8,212   Qtr3 8,015   Qtr4 7,468 2010 Qtr1 7,700   Qtr2 8,655   Qtr3 8,407   Qtr4 10,475 Quarter 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Qtr1 5,196 5,109 6,065 7,360 7,130 7,700 Qtr2 6,300 6,455 7,695 9,035 8,212 8,655 Qtr3 6,027 6,402 7,652 8,299 8,015 8,407 Qtr4 5,541 5,895 7,293 7,015 7,468 10,475 (b) State the model found when performing a regression using seasonal binaries. (A negative value should be indicated by a minus sign. Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) yt =  +  t +  Q1 +  Q2 +  Q3 (c) Use the regression equation to make a prediction for each quarter in 2011. (Enter your answers in millions rounded to 3 decimal places.)  Quarter Predicted Q1   Q2…

Gross Income $80,000.00$80,000.00 Standard Deduction $12,000.00$12,000.00 Taxable Income $68,000.00$68,000.00 Total Income Tax Due $10,818.50$10,818.50 Amount Withheld by Employer $10,800.00$10,800.00 Which statement correctly explains whether she will receive a refund?

Shirley​ Riddle's net biweekly earnings are

Year Quarter Revenue 2005 Qtr1 5,206   Qtr2 6,310   Qtr3 6,037   Qtr4 5,551 2006 Qtr1 5,226   Qtr2 6,476   Qtr3 6,454   Qtr4 5,932 2007 Qtr1 6,103   Qtr2 7,733   Qtr3 7,690   Qtr4 7,331 2008 Qtr1 7,379   Qtr2 9,046   Qtr3 8,393   Qtr4 7,126 2009 Qtr1 7,169   Qtr2 8,267   Qtr3 8,044   Qtr4 7,510 2010 Qtr1 7,525   Qtr2 8,674   Qtr3 8,426   Qtr4 10,494 State the model found when performing a regression using seasonal binaries. (A negative value should be indicated by a minus sign. Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) yt =  +  t +  Q1 +  Q2 +  Q3 Use the regression equation to make a prediction for each quarter in 2011. (Enter your answers in millions rounded to 3 decimal places.)  Quarter Predicted Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4

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Calculate the net asset value (in $) and number of shares purchased for the mutual fund. Round shares to thousandths (three decimal places). TotalAssets TotalLiabilities SharesOutstanding Net AssetValue OfferPrice TotalInvestment SharesPurchased $25,000,000 $6,100,000 2,000,000 $  $9.94 $8,000

A. This is the amount of income subject to income tax.  It is the total of all incomes, less employer-withheld deductions, other deductible expenses, and deductions. B. This is the total of all incomes, less payments for tax-exempt expenses that have been withheld by the employer.  C. This is the sum total of all incomes, without anything taken out.   Which one is taxable income, gross income, adjusted gross income ?

Market Value Tax Policy Rate Property Tax $874,500.00 60.55% 3.89189 O a. $34,034.58 O b. $2,060,793.70 O c. $20,607.94 O d. $13,426.64 O Type here to search 23

A retirment savings account

Illustration 9.33. The following data represent travel expenses ('her than transportation) for 7 trips made during November by a saicsman of a small firm.

Simple Accounting – Income Statement.   Revenue Expense Net Income $23,943,930.50 ? $10,759,730.30   a. $17,351,830.40 b. $34,703,660.80 c. $13,184,200.20 d. -$13,184,200.20

Date Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 17 Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Nov. 28 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 Price ($) 82.97 83.02 83.58 83.15 82.83 84.05 84.64 84.36 85.48 86.53 86.90 87.68 87.31 87.99 88.86 88.72 89.11 89.11 88.98 89.21

Eliminate arbituary constants.

Eliminate arbituary constant.

you are paid 16.50/hr. you work 40 hr/week and 4 weeks/month. Your deductions are FICA (7.65%) and Federal Tax withholding (10%). The following table shows your monthly expenses. what is your gross income per month Rent (monthly) $657.00 Telephone (monthly) $56.34 Groceries (weekly) $56.00 Clothing (monthly with 1/2 job related $106.00 Water & Electric (monthly) 98.87 Dinner & Movie $40.00 (weekly)

Betty Smith is the owner of Accurate Tax Service. For the year ending April 30, 2019, the following information is available for this service business. At the beginning of this accounting period, the balance in the Betty Smith, Capital account was $31,800. Following is a summary of activities during this accounting period: Betty Smith, capital withdrawn: $17,100 Revenue from income tax preparation: $71,400 Revenue from monthly clients: $45,600 Salaries expense: $11,000 Advertising expense: $630 Rent expense: $7,000 Automobile expense: $1.100 Office supplies expense: $7,200. Note: You should assume that all profit (or loss) accrued during this accounting period is absorbed into the Betty Smith, Capital account at the end of the period. Following are the account balances at the end of this accounting period (except Betty Smith, Capital): Cash: $59,600 Accounts receivable: $3,800 Office furniture and fixtures: $12,200 Office machines and computers: $17,000 Automobile: $8,300 Accounts…