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Q: What is capital gain taxation?

A: Introduction:- Capital gain tax charged on Profits from the sale of an investment.

Q: What are the Gain Taxes on Asset Disposals?

A: When a asset is disposed, if the value realised on such disposal is more than the carrying amount of…

Q: What capital gains are subject to capital gains taxation?

A: The  сарitаl  gаins  tаx  is  the  levy  оn  the  рrоfit  frоm  аn  investment  thаt  is  inсurred…

Q: What are arguments for and against preferential treatment of capital gains?

A: Capital gain defined as the increase in the value of the capital asset and it is realized when the…

Q: Describe the Capital Expenditure process

A: Capital expenditure as the term suggest is a one time usually a balance sheet item. Usually a…

Q: Describe the procedures for determining after-tax net cash flows in taxable situations?

A: Net cash flow after tax is an important measure used for the purpose of evaluation of company's…

Q: Why is the distinction between paid-in capital andretained earnings important?

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Q: What is the net effect of the foreclosing entries on the balance of the owner's capital account?

A: Owner’s capital account is the one that shows the net amount that the owner has invested in the…

Q: How to Make Reporting for Capital Position According to PSAK?

A: Financial reporting:Financial reporting can be defined as the financial information of organization…

Q: What is the difference between income which is "realized" and income which is "recognized"?  Which…

A: Financial accounting requires to report all the income and expenses on the books and compute the…

Q: How should you record capital expenditure? Debit a liability Debit capital Debit an expense Debit…

A: Capital expenditure: Capital expenditure refers to the expenditures that are incurred to increase…

Q: How much gain or loss will Bill recognize on the distribution? What is Bill's basis in the inventory…

A: The calculation of gain or loss on distribution and basis in inventory and capital asset is shown…

Q: It is the amount attributed to an asset or liability for tax purposes. O Taxable amount O Tax base O…

A: Introduction: Balance sheet: All Assets and liabilities are shown in Balance sheet. It tells the net…

Q: How can the Gains and Losses on Depreciable Assets be determined?

A: For calculation of gains or losses on depreciable assets, written down value of the assets at the…

Q: How can we determine ordinary gains and capital gains?

A: Answer: In the course of normal business, an ordinary gain is income. The gain or loss of foreign…

Q: The tax treatments of assets affects the risk structure of assets True False

A: The composition of a company's asset helped in determining how the balance of long-term credits and…

Q: What are two kinds of paid-in capital accounts?

A: Paid in capital is amount raised by companies by issues of common stock or preferred stock.Paid in…

Q: What is a capital asset?  Why do we care about the treatment of assets as either capital or…

A: Capital assets is an assets which are generally not meant for sale but for investment purpose which…

Q: How much is the total expense? How much is the net income? What is the balance of the ending…

A: Accounting equation of the business says that total assets must be equal to total liabilities and…

Q: categories of paid in capital

A: The shares paid by the equity shareholder’s equity section are known as paid in capital. The capital…

Q: Will taxable income (or losses) and capital gain (or loss) be shared in the same proportion that…

A: Taxes paid are reported as operating activities, even taxes related to investing and financing…

Q: What is the difference between a ‘net capital gain’ and a ‘capital gain, and between a ‘net capital…

A: The question is related to Capital Gain head. Capital gain means any profit or gain arising out of…

Q: Explain the method of direct capitalization method?

A: The three approaches to value a business or an investment are the Income based,  Market based and…

Q: What is the difference between authorized capital, issued capital and additional paid in capital?

A: The assets and cash of a firm are referred to as capital. Capital might be cash, machinery,…

Q: Under what conditions should investments be classified as current assets? As long-term assets?

A: A current asset is a cash and other assets that are reasonably expected to be converted into cash…

Q: TOTAL LEGAL CAPITAL

A: Legal capital means the par value of shares that cannot be distributed to the shareholders.

Q: What is the indicated value of the subject property using direct capitalization, rounded to the…

A: Direct Capitalization Method: This method computes the value by dividing the net operating income…

Q: Define capital gain (loss)

A: Whenever an asset is sold, the seller incurs either a profit or a loss. The asset may be a real…

Q: Real property held for investment is a capital asset. True or false

A: Real Estate Property Held for Investment is A capital Assets.   Real estate property held for…

Q: erence between financial income and taxable income?

A: 7 Correct answer :- A Premium paid for officers life insurance   8 Correct answer :- C The…

Q: Net Capital gain is an item of income, while net capital loss is not an item of deduction. a.true…

A: Net capital gains is the gain that arises when the net long term capital gain is more than net short…

Q: Define Property Dividends.

A: The dividend is the income of the shareholders for their shareholdings in the company. The equity…

Q: What are the benefits of calculating depreciation differently for financial reports and for tax…

A: Depreciation means decline in the estimation of benefit inside its valuable life because of mileage…

Q: What is the amount and character of Renata's gain or loss? Renata Corporation has a gain of $ of…

A: Introduction:- Depreciation is an expense. Which is charged on fixed assets over useful life of the…

Q: Ordinary gains includes capital gains such as those from the performance of services whehter…

A: Ordinary gains and capital gains are the two kinds of accounting profit which arises from business…

Q: What does it mean when someone refers to acompany’s capital structure?

A: Every business needs money and funds in order to run its operations effectively. There are various…

Q: Is Property Dividends qualify as Revenue?

A: Property dividends refer to the dividend which stands as an alternate to dividends payable in cash…

Q: Define each of the following terms: i. Capital gain or loss; tax loss carryback and carryforward

A: The capital gain or loss is computed as the difference in the sale price and purchase price of an…

Q: What are the Capital gains and capital losses?

A: Investments:   Companies invest in stocks and bonds of other companies or governmental entity to…

Q: e the following forma tement of changes in Capital accounts:

A: Capital of Glen as on 30th June 2021 is = 400000 Add: Drawing made out of capital         =  90000…

Q: Describe the method of Accounting for Depreciation and Income Taxes?

A: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP): Generally Accepted Accounting Principles are the…

Q: Taxable dividend income in the amount of $ Return of capital in the amount of $ Capital gains in the…

A: First, calculate the deficit on June 30: Deficit on June 30=Deficit in current…

Q: How does accounting help the capital allocation process?

A: Capital allocation: A capital allocation is the process of allocating total capital amount into…

Capital Gain

Any capital asset when sold can give the seller a higher or lower price from its purchase price leading to a capital gain or capital loss. The time period of holding an asset is decided based on if it is a long term or short-term capital gain. On that basis, the rate of taxation is decided if it is 20%, 15% or according to the tax brackets. The rate of taxation differs in the case of equity or debt, whether long or short term. The capital gain can be adjusted from capital loss to arrive at a net capital gain. The amount of gains and the exemption has to be reported in the tax return filed in the financial year in which the asset was transferred. The tax return can be filed quarterly, monthly, semi-annually or annually.