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partnership - Answer An unincorporated business owned by two or more persons. corporation - Answer A legal entity created by a state, separate and distinct from its owners and managers, having unlimited life, easy transferability of ownership, and limited liability. bylaws - Answer A set of rules drawn up by the founders of the corporation that indicates how the company is to be governed; includes procedures for electing directors, rights of stockholders, and how to change t...

shareholder wealth - Answer present value of the expected future returns to the owners (shareholders) of the firm; measured by the market value of the shareholders' common stock holdings (price per share times the number of shares outstanding) primary normative goal of firm - Answer maximize shareholder wealth Achievement of shareholder wealth maximization goal often constrained by - Answer social responsibility concerns and problems arising out of agency relationships ...

As the discount rate increases, the present value of $500 to be received six years from now: - Answer decreases. If you are figuring out how much you will have when you retire given your monthly payment and an interest rate, you are: - Answer Compounding Today you made a student loan of $10,000 with the 5.5% annual interest rate. You will be in school next four years and you do not have any obligation to make payments until you graduate while the interest accumulates. How much wi...

financial statements - Answer accounting reports issued by a firm quarterly and/or annually that present past performance information and a snapshot of the firm's assets and the financing of those assets annual report - Answer the yearly summary of business, accompanying or including financial statements, sent by US public companies to their stockholders Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) - Answer a common set of rules and a standard format for public compani...

Convertible Bond - Answer Corporate bonds with a provision that gives the bondholder an option to convert each bond owned into a fixed number of shares of common stock Credit Spread/default spread - Answer the difference between the risk free interest rate on US treasury notes and the interest on all other loans Discount - Answer a price at which the bond trade that is less than their face value Investment grade bond - Answer the creditworthy of a bond assessed by bo...

The primary objective of the financial manager is: - Answer Shareholder wealth maximization Which of the following features of a corporation is LEAST accurate? - Answer Earnings from a corporation are taxed only once. True or False? "Shareholders of a corporation have limited liability". Briefly explain your answer. - Answer TRUE. The shareholders of a corporation cannot be held personally responsible for the debt of the corporation. This is called limited li...

Primary Forms of Business Organization: - Answer 1. Proprietorship 2. Partnership 3. Corporation Proprietorship: - Answer An unincorporated business owned by one individual. Advantages: 1. Ease of formation. 2. Subject to few government regulations. 3. Taxed at an individual level. Disadvantages: 1. Unlimited personal liability. 2. Limited life 3. Transferring ownership is difficult. 4. Difficult to raise large amounts of capital. Partnership: - Answer An unin...

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Which levels of government have the ability to levy taxes?‎ - Answer National, state and local governments. What are the various items taxed at each level?‎ - Answer FEDERAL TAXES - Income tax STATE TAXES include: - General Sales Tax (1961)- A broad-based state tax collected (6.25%) - Gross Receipt Tax - taxes on the total gross revenue or sales of certain enterprises. - Selective Sales Tax (Excise Tax) - known as the hidden state taxes. Levied on the sale such as liqu...

A. property tax purposes - Answer An assessment is a special type of appraisal used for A.) Property tax purposes. B.) Estate tax returns. C.) Divorce settlements. D.) Income tax returns. B. obtain a mechanic's or material man's lien - Answer A company who provided materials for an owner to remodel their property may give constructive notice of their unpaid invoices by: A.) obtain a blanket lien B.) obtain a mechanic's or material man's lien C.) obtain a vendor...

Market Value - Answer refers to the price for which a property will sell if offered openly under normal conditions. Not the same thing as the sales price An opinion, not a fact Not always agreed upon by all appraisers Principle of Anticipation - Answer The idea that the present value of a property is affected by the anticipated income or utility that property will give its property owner Principle of Contribution - Answer The idea that a property's overall value is m...

What are two definitions for the term Ethics? - Answer The discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group What are four reasons why ethics training can benefit property tax professionals? - Answer Helps us make the correct choices Helps ensure that we keep our obligations to the public Helps improve public perception of our profession Gives us a common frame of reference for cond...

A balanced budget is required for the state of Texas by the - Answer Texas Constitution. According to the Welfare Spending Limit, - Answer the state cannot spend more than 1 percent of the state budget during any two-year period on assistance to or behalf of needy dependent children and their caretakers. According to the authors of your textbook, one important consequence of a biennial (two-year) budget is that - Answer government agencies must project their budgetary needs ...

Water Rights - Answer Match each water right with its definition. Match the objects to the appropriate targets by clicking one item in the left-hand column and one in the right-hand column. Click Submit. Once submitted, each incorrect answer will be highlighted in red, and correct ones highlighted in green. Please note you will need to correctly match each item for the activity to be considered complete. Riparian Rights - Answer Under common law, rights were granted to owner's of...

. COMMUNITY PROPERTY - Answer COMMUNITY PROPERTY is a statutory estate in Texas. All property acquired after marriage, including property acquired with labor, is jointly owned by the husband and wife. Income on separate property is considered community property. For example, if a spouse has a house worth $150,000 at the time of marriage and its value raises to $300,000, the increase is not community property. However, once community efforts, credit, or funds are used to increase the value o...

Types of Gov Power (PETE) - Answer -Taxation -Eminent Domain -Escheat -Police Power Taxation - Answer Legal power: Lien Owner compensated?: No Eminent Domain - Answer Legal Power: Involuntary title conveyance for the public good Owner compensated?: Yes Escheat - Answer Legal Power: Involuntary conveyance or death when no will exists and no heirs or creditors are found Owner compensated?: No Police Power - Answer Legal power: Governmental autho...

The first modern European nation to lay claim to the territory of Texas was: France. Spain. England. Portugal. - Answer Spain. Opposition to laws that increase government involvement in private business is an example of which political subculture? moralistic mercantilistic individualistic traditionalistic - Answer individualistic Given the information in Figure 1.4, a candidate attempting to appeal to the largest number of Protestant voters using a socially conservati...

A taxpayer is delinquent in paying property taxes. Prior to foreclosure, the taxpayer may stop the foreclosure by paying taxes that are owed under the - Answer equitable right of redemption. A taxpayer is delinquent in paying property taxes. Prior to foreclosure, the taxpayer may stop the foreclosure by paying the taxes that are owed under the equitable right of redemption. whats is.... equitable right of reinstatement. statutory right of redemption. statutory right of reinstateme...

Foreign Investment Real Property Tax Act of 1980 (FIRPTA) - Answer The Act requires that any person who purchases property from a seller who is not a U.S. citizen must withhold and send to the IRS 15% of the gross sales price. There are two types of title insurance policies. - Answer - Owner's policy. This policy benefits the owner or their heirs. - Lender's policy. This policy benefits the mortgage lender and any future holder of the loan. disintermediation - Answer ...

The income a state receives from taxes, fees, and other sources is known as - Answer revenue Texas has ________________ income tax. - Answer no The _______________ has served as the state's largest single source of tax income. - Answer sales tax In Texas, consumers pay about _____ percent of the sales tax, while businesses pay about ______ percent of the sales tax. - Answer 58, 42 When there is an economic downturn, sales tax collections - Answer fall T...