Q1. {(1800000/0.75)-2100000}= $300,000
Q3. (Initial investment = 500.000) + (100,000×80%=80,000) - (Excess FV Annual Amortization 7,000×80%=5,600)
= $574,400
Q4. (Parent's Income ($1,320,000 - $740,000 = $580,000)) + (Sub's Income ($570,000 - $410,000) × .70 = $112,000) - (Excess Equipment Amortization for 2020 ($170,000 / 10) × .70 = $11,900)
= $680,100
1.) 0 100000 200000 300000 700000 2.) 48000 and 262800 48000 and 273000 42900 and 267900...
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245000
325000
375000
455000
700000
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0
10000
15000
40000
50000
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48000 and 262800
48000 and 273000
42900 and 267900
42900 and 262800
48000 and 267900
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