can anyone help me with this accounting problem?
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12%\n\nThe rate paid on the loan is 12% (assuming simple interest rather than compounding). The compensating balance is just cash kept as a deposit, which the company gets back.  This doesn't affect the interest on the loan - just opportunity cost.
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call them up and ask for it. they should put you in touch with the finance department who will know the answer.
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balance would be $84901.25
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She invests some portion of the 4500, call it x, in the 5% vehicle, and the remainder (4500-x) in the 9% vehicle.  She wants to earn 250 per year ... it depends on how often the interest is compounded, but since annual interest is the easiest I will assume that's what you'd use for your HW problem (unless you are in an advanced econ. class or something!).\n\nSo you have 250 = 0.05x + .09(4500-x), which you can easily solve for x from.
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take it to an accountant who can fix it for you.
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Unsure of exactly what you ask, but the simple way of getting to this ratio is to subtract your cost-of-goods from your Gross sale amount .. and depending on your tax reporting method, possibly subtract overhead costs of doing business. when you get this smaller figure, divide it by your gross sale, and the percentage is what you get.\n\nHope this helps
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hi josejen, this is a wonderful question that need deep knowledge in tax and accounting. First u need to know that there are 2 kinds of accounting one cash system and other accruel system. In cash system matter is simple. just debit the tax you paid and credit the cash/ bank as and when you paid it. Please note that you cannot claim a deduction on this behalf from income tax.\n Now when you are following accruel system you have two options. One just acount the calculated tax as a liability, hence debit income tax and credit income tax payable. deibit the liability a/c and credit bank/ cash when you are payig it. \nBut if you are followin accounting standards to account tax matter is too complicate. you need to calculate what is a .......if you want know more ...please contact me
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Something to do with COSTING. Try this,
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Paid in capital in excess. \n\nThat's the account we used in Accounting.
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Find a good CPA to help you with your books. He has to figure out incoming money (gross), the cost of items bought, how busy the place is, taxes, and all that. He'd be the best one to ask.
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I recommend purchasing TurboTax and finding what it says you owe.  Then, even if you do use an accountant, you have something to bounce it against.
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Go to an accounting service and ask. You're going to have to get one anyway. He or she will set you up with a package.\nMine was $800 up-front to incorporate with her sevices and $300 a month after that. It was well worth it and saved my butt many times.
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to complete the problem:\n7.5o + 3.5b = 4375  Eq.#1\no + b = 650  Eq.#2\n\nSolve Eq.#2 for o:\no = 650 - b  Eq.#3\n\nSubstitute Eq.#3 into Eq.#1:\n7.5(650-b) + 3.5b = 4375\n4875 - 7.5b + 3.5b = 4375\n\nSolve for 'b':\n4875 - 4375 = 7.5b - 3.5b\n500 = 4b\nb = 125\n\nSubstitute b = 125 into Eq. #2:\no + 125 = 650\no = 600-125\no = 525\n\nTherefore, there were 125 balcony seats sold, and 525 orchestra seats sold.
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A transfer from share capital to accumulated losses is more than an accounting issue.  It's more a legal issue.  You will need your lawyer's assistance with this one.
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It would vary/depend on the amount of work involved/the size of your accounts, investments, etc.These factors would determine the amount an accountant would charge.
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So, let's say the cost of the pizza was 30 quid.  Three mates each payed 10 quid (10*3 = 30).\n\nPizza man found he overcharged by 5 quid (cost should be 25).  He returns 3 (one to each mate) and keeps 2 (3+2 = 5).\n\nThat means the mates payed 9 quid each (10-1 = 9) and 27 total (9*3 = 27).  Add the 2 the pizza man kept and you have 29.  You now have a pound missing.\n\nWrong.  You don't add it to 27, you subtract it from 27.\n\nLook at it this way.  The mates paid 30.  Each got 1 back, so the pizza cost 27 (30-3 = 27).  The delivery guy kept 2 so the total is 25 (27-2 = 25).\n\nNo pound missing.
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The formula for depreciated value at the end of each year is:\nValue=(Worth Original) X (1 - Rate of Depreciation)^^Years\nsubstituting for year 2 we get\n30000 = 50000 * (1 - r)^^2  ==> 30000/50000 = (1 - r)^^2 ==>\n.6 = (1 - r)^^2  take square root of each side ==>\n+/-sqrt(.6) = 1 - r  ==> +/- .7746 = 1 - r ==> r = 1 +/- .7746 ==>\nr = .2254 or 1.7746 r must be less than 1 so r = .2254\nsubstituting again for 1000 dollar minimum we get\n1000 = 50000 * (1 - .2254)^^x ==> .02 = (.7746)^^x using logs\n==> ln(.02) = ln(.7746)^^x ==> ln(.02) = x * ln(.7746) solve for x\n==> x = ln(.02)/ln(.7746) ==> x = 15.316...\nThe machine will reach have it's last depreciation at the end of the 15th year and will be worth scrap of $1,000 for every year after that.