1. Sean's salary is $4,000 every two weeks. His employer provides health insurance which costs the employer $500 and Sean $50 every pay. Sean is in the 25% income tax bracket and is subject to FlCA taxes (7.65\%). How much will Sean receive from his employer for his first paycheck? $ 2. The corporation borrowed $100,000 at 6% interest for 9 months from Wells Fargo on September 13t, this year. They will pay off the borrowing and all interest When the note matures in 9 months. When the accountant prepares their December 31st balance sheet, at what amount will they report for interest 3. The company borrowed $600,000 by signing a five-year 5% note on January 15t. this year. The company will make principal payments of $120,000 each year plus accrued interest. On December 31st of this year the company pays $120,000 principal payment plus $30,000 in accrued interest. After making the payment the accountant prepares their balance sheet, at what amount will they report as a current liability for this borrowing? $ 4. The balance sheet shows the following: current assets: $250,000; total assets: $1,000,000; current liabilities: $100,000; total liabilities: $600,000; and stockholders' equity: $400,000. What is the current ratio: 5. Identifi all 1. Sean's salary is $4,000 every two weeks. His employer provides health insurance which costs the employer $500 and Sean $50 every pay. Sean is in the 25% income tax bracket and is subject to FlCA taxes (7.65\%). How much will Sean receive from his employer for his first paycheck? $ 2. The corporation borrowed $100,000 at 6% interest for 9 months from Wells Fargo on September 13t, this year. They will pay off the borrowing and all interest When the note matures in 9 months. When the accountant prepares their December 31st balance sheet, at what amount will they report for interest 3. The company borrowed $600,000 by signing a five-year 5% note on January 15t. this year. The company will make principal payments of $120,000 each year plus accrued interest. On December 31st of this year the company pays $120,000 principal payment plus $30,000 in accrued interest. After making the payment the accountant prepares their balance sheet, at what amount will they report as a current liability for this borrowing? $ 4. The balance sheet shows the following: current assets: $250,000; total assets: $1,000,000; current liabilities: $100,000; total liabilities: $600,000; and stockholders' equity: $400,000. What is the current ratio: 5. Identifi all