Flanders Ltd. reported the following information for its 2021 fiscal year: Net income before taxes $675,000 Net income after taxes $562,500 Preferred dividends $35,000 Common dividends $22,000 What is the amount of income available to common shareholders for the year? Question 9 options: $618,000 $505,500 $640,000 $527,500
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Flanders Ltd. reported the following information for its 2021 fiscal year:
Net income before taxes |
$675,000 |
Net income after taxes |
$562,500 |
Preferred dividends |
$35,000 |
Common dividends |
$22,000 |
What is the amount of income available to common shareholders for the year?
Question 9 options:
$618,000 |
|
$505,500 |
|
$640,000 |
|
$527,500 |
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