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Internal Rate Of Return

Internal Rate Of Return

October 9, 2023
Bill Kimball

If an investor paid $463,846 for a series of positive cash flows as shown in cells D178 to J178, the IRR they would receive is 10%. This means the net present value of all these cash flows is zero and that only the 10% rate of return is earned. As shown above, the IRR is clearly the percentage rate earned on each dollar invested for each …

Transfer Pricing

Transfer Pricing

October 9, 2023
Bill Kimball

Market-based Using market-based transfer prices generally leads to the most optimal pricing decision for a company. In Example 6.2-1, the market price was $425 to purchase the pump from the supplier in Toronto. Setting the price at the market price ensures both divisions act in the best interests of the company as a whole. When market prices …

Introduction To Accounting Information Systems

Introduction To Accounting Information Systems

October 9, 2023
Bill Kimball

Accounting is the process of recording, summarizing, analyzing, and reporting financial transactions of a business to oversight agencies, regulators, and the IRS. Managerial accounting also involves reviewing the trendline for certain expenses and investigating unusual variances or deviations. It is important to review this information …

Income Tax Features Of C Corporations

Income Tax Features Of C Corporations

October 9, 2023
Bill Kimball

The shareholders then pay personal income taxes on the dividends. However, there are ways to reduce or eliminate double taxation that a tax adviser can recommend.

Unless the corporation’s governing documents provide otherwise, there are no restrictions on who can own stock in a C corporation.
Self-employment tax covers Social Security …

What Is Inventory

What Is Inventory

October 9, 2023
Bill Kimball

Factory overhead also includes rent, utilities, insurance, equipment setup and maintenance costs. It also includes the purchase cost of small factory tools that are fully expensed when acquired, as well as the depreciation costs of larger equipment. Companies spend a lot of money on labor, whether for salaried employees or hourly workers. …