What does double taxation of corporate income mean? Could income ever be subject to triple taxation? Explain your answer. Why is the marginal tax bracket important? Give some differences between debt and equity. Also, give some examples.
What is the difference between operating leverage and financial leverage, and what does it mean in Layman's terms? Describe the difference between financial and managerial accounting. What are the distinguishing features of managerial accounting?
What does it mean to amortize a bond discount or premium? If the stated interest rate on a bond is less than the market interest rate, it is not uncommon for an investor to pay less than the face value of the bond. In this instance, the difference between the face value and the amou...
In a July 9post on X, Project 2025 said the plan does not advocate for cuts to Social Security. But the mandate describes balancing the federal budget as a "mission-critical objective." With growing concerns over the solvency of the Social Security trust fund, "there'...
Well, at least until the service started bombarding me with errors like“wait for assistance”, “items in the bags are invalid”etc. These errors are not common but they do occur and, ultimately, you have to seek guidance from the staff to complete payment at the checkout. ...
A few thousand Occupiers closing their accounts won’t mean a thing to large banks. And if it does, they still have their pals in Washington to help them out. Reply Charlie Foxtrot says October 20, 2011 at 12:46 pm Yes, the investment banks have too much influence in Washington, but...
In a July 9post on X, Project 2025 said the plan does not advocate for cuts to Social Security. But the mandate describes balancing the federal budget as a "mission-critical objective." With growing concerns over the solvency of the Social Security trust fund, "there's no way those ...
Residual income in corporate finance is a method of measuring profits available to shareholders after the firm's cost of capital is accounted for. Traditional financial accounting does not include capital charges, so investors and managers use residual income to determine if...
What does "zero amortization" mean? What is meant by forecasting bias? In the context of Finance, define the following term: Contingent claim. What does the phrase "limited liability" mean in a corporate context? What does it mean when a revenue or expense must be accrued? What does it ...
Assume that there are two companies with identical ROEs and net income but different retention ratios. This means they will each have a different sustainable growth rate (SGR). The SGR is the rate a company can grow without having to borrow money to finance that growth. The formula for calcu...