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Chapter 22: Financial Management
      
  1.The Steakhouse had a gross income of $590,256 for the year. Deductions totaled $344,100. The federal corporate income tax for taxable income is as follows: For income over $100,000 but less than $335,000, the tax is $22,500 plus 39 percent of the amount over $100,000. What is the federal corporate income tax?  
  a.   $19,794.40  
  b.   $61,250.00  
  c.   $79,250.84  
  d.   $95,199.00  
      
  2.M & P Grocery wants to open a new location. To finance the expansion, M & P plans to sell an issue of 100,000 shares of stock at $25 per share. The underwriting commission will be 5 percent of the value of the stocks. Accounting fees, legal fees, printing costs, and other expenses are estimated to be $67,000. If all the shares of stock are sold, what net proceeds will M & P receive?  
  a.   $192,000  
  b.   $564,387  
  c.   $124,897  
  d.   $2,308,000  
      
  3.Mega Mulch borrowed $50,000 from its bank to pay for new equipment. The bank lent the money at 8 percent ordinary interest for 180 days. What is the maturity value of the loan?  
  a.   $52,000  
  b.   $54,000  
  c.   $56,000  
  d.   $58,000  
      
  4.The financial manager of Chain Sawz decided to invest the company's surplus cash in a $50,000 U.S. Treasury bill for 180 days. The interest rate is 5 percent. The bank charges a service fee of $25 to obtain the Treasury bill. What is the cost of the Treasury bill?  
  a.   $48,725  
  b.   $48,750  
  c.   $48,775  
  d.   $48,800  
      
  5.Ed's Appliances has a $100,000 cash surplus. Ed used the cash to invest in commercial paper (CP) issued by Mobile Electric at 6 percent for 60 days. The bank charges a service fee of $25. What is the cost of the CP?  
  a.   $93,975  
  b.   $94,025  
  c.   $98,975  
  d.   $99,025  
      
  6.For M & P Grocery's expansion, it had the following growth expenses: land is $45,000; construction costs are $1,500,000; architect's fee is 6 percent of construction costs; surfacing parking lot is $4 per square foot for 40,000 square feet; legal fees are $15,000; equipment and fixtures are $225,000; and store stock is $80,000. What is the total cost of the the expansion?  
  a.   $2,035,000  
  b.   $2,115,000  
  c.   $2,106,000  
  d.   $2,146,500  
      
  7.Cup o' Joe borrowed $20,000 from its bank to pay for new equipment. The bank lent the money at 6 percent ordinary interest for 90 days. What is the maturity value of the loan?  
  a.   $20,090  
  b.   $20,300  
  c.   $20,600  
  d.   $21,200  
      
  8.The financial manager of National Auto Parts decided to invest the company's surplus cash in a $150,000 U.S. Treasury bill for 120 days. The interest rate is 6 percent. The bank charges a service fee of $50 to obtain the Treasury bill. What is the cost of the Treasury bill?  
  a.   $147,050  
  b.   $147,950  
  c.   $153,950  
  d.   $158,950  
      
  9.Reel Records has a $150,000 cash surplus. The financial manager used the cash to invest in CP issued by American Electric at 6 percent for 90 days. The bank charges a service fee of $50. What is the cost of the CP?  
  a.   $147,650  
  b.   $147,800  
  c.   $152,250  
  d.   $158,950  
      
  10.National Auto Parts wants to open a warehouse. To finance its expansion, National Auto Parts plans to sell an issue of 50,000 shares of stock at $25 per share. The underwriting commission will be 5 percent of the value of the stocks. Accounting fees, legal fees, printing costs, and other expenses are estimated to be $24,000. If all the shares of stock are sold, what net proceeds will National Auto Parts receive?  
  a.   $524,000  
  b.   $601,000  
  c.   $1,163,500  
  d.   $1,226,000  

 

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