A. Use the above chart to estimate the assets, liabilities, sources, applications, income from known sources, estimated net worth and the estimated net cash income.
B. Given the income from known sources, estimate the income from unknown sources from the Lifestyle Approach.
A)Statement showing Assets , Liabilities , source , application , income from Known sources , Net worth And Net cash Income
Assets means Products which has value and we have ownership of it
Liabilties means Money which owe to be paid
Description | Amount | Net worth | net worth | lifestyle | ||
Assets | Liabilities | source | application | income from known sources | ||
Boat | 25000 | |||||
Boat loan | 20000 | |||||
Boat loan payment | 5000 | |||||
Car | 40000 | |||||
Car loan | 30000 | |||||
car loan payment | 2000 | |||||
deposit to bank payment | 500000 | |||||
Dividends on Tax return | 5000 | 5000 | ||||
Down Payment BOat | 12000 | |||||
Down Payment Car | 7000 | |||||
Down Payment Time share | 6000 | |||||
Down Payment Vaccation Homes | 15000 | |||||
Home | 275000 | |||||
Home Equity Loan | 35000 | |||||
Home Equity loan Payment | 4000 | |||||
Interest on Tax return | 1000 | 1000 | ||||
Mortgage | 150000 | |||||
mortgage payment | 3000 | |||||
mutual fund | 20000 | |||||
Purchase Mutual fund | 20000 | |||||
Time share | 50000 | |||||
Vacation Homes | 250000 | |||||
Wages on W2 and Tax Return | 75000 | 75000 | ||||
Total | 660000 | 235000 | 581000 | 74000 | 81000 | |
Net worth# | Assets - Liabilties | 425000 | ||||
Net Cash Income ## | Sources - Application | 507000 |
# Net worth = Assets - Liabilities
= 660000-235000
=425000
## Net CAsh Income = source - application
= 507000
B) Total Income = 581000 As derived from answer A and Income from Know sources =81000
Income from Unknown Sources = 581000- 81000
=500000
these 500000 are deposits from Bank which are Income from Unknown Source ,
Income from Known source Means Income Derived From Lawfull source as Interest , wages and dividend are coming from Taxable return and 500000 is not known where it been deposit in bank
so that why its income from unknown source
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