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WINSTONCH [101]
2 years ago
14

All of the following are challenges of outsourcing, except:

Business
1 answer:
Lorico [155]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The correct answer is D

Explanation:

Outsourcing is the term which is defined as the contract or an agreement in which one company hires another company for being responsible or accountable for the existing or planned activity or operation which could be done internally and sometimes, it include the transferring of the assets and employees from one business to another.

So, the outsourcing challenges involve or comprise of the confidentiality, competitive edge and the length of the contract. Therefore, it does not decrease the expense and frustration in relation to retaining and hiring the employees.

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Answer:

1) assets basis:

land = $1,221,151

equipment = $462,000

furniture and fixtures = $308,000

parking lots and landscaping = $370,000

building = $11,241,600

2) interest expense:

interest on notes payable issued to buy land = $52,812

interest expense on other notes payable = $479,733

total = $532,545

Explanation:

the basis of the land (not depreciable):

  • $370,000 paid in cash
  • PV of notes payable = $770,000 / 1.08² = $660,151
  • closing costs = $37,000
  • demolition of existing structures = $87,000
  • land clearing and grading = $67,000
  • total = $1,221,151

Demolition costs as well as land grading and clearing add to the basis of the land, they are not included as part of construction costs. Therefore, they cannot be capitalized and added to the building's basis. The land is one asset and the building is a separate one, you cannot mix them. Only construction costs incurred when building the building (I don't know how else to say it) can be considered as accumulated expenditures for interest capitalization. The same applies to land improvements, they cannot be included in the construction's accumulated expenditures, they are separate assets.

interest expense on notes payable = $660,151 x 8% = $52,812

basis of equipment, furniture and fixtures (depreciable assets):

  • equipment = ($522 / $870) x $770,000 = $462,000
  • furniture and fixtures = ($348 / $870) x $770,000 = $308,000

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  • $370,000

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  • May 1 : $3,750,000
  • July 30:  $2,350.000
  • September 1:  $1,920,000
  • October 1 : $2,820.000
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  • September 1:  $1,920,000  x 4/12 = $640,000
  • October 1 : $2,820.000 x 3/12 = $705,000
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capitalized interests = $5,020,000 x 8% = $401,600

basis of building:

  • total construction expenses = $10,840,000
  • capitalized interests = $401,600
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interest expense on other notes payable = ($6,100,000 x 8% x 8/12) + ($6,950,000 x 8%) - $401,600 = $479,733.33 ≈ $479,733

     

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Xena's asset basis include;

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