You invested $$100,000$ in a $10-$year bond with a coupon rate of interest of $4\%.$ The market rate of interest is $2\%.$ Interest is paid semiannually. Compute the present value of the bond.

You invested $$100,000$ in a $10-$year bond with a coupon rate of interest of $2\%.$ The market rate of interest is $4\%.$ Interest is paid semiannually. Compute the present value of the bond.

Your firm is considering a project with an initial cash outlay of $$990,000.$ Projected cash inflows are: Year $1$: $$100,000$; Year $2$: $$200,000$; Year $3$: $$300,000$; Year $4$: $$400,000$; Year $5$:$$500,000.$ The discount rate is $6\%.$ Required: $1)$ Compute the Net Present Value; $2)$ Should you invest in the project? $3)$ Why?

Your firm is considering a project with an initial cash outlay of $$990,000.$ The discount rate is $6\%.$ Projected cash inflows are $$300,000$ for each of the next $5$ years. Required: $1)$ Compute the Net Present Value; $2)$ Should you accept the project? Why?

Company sales during the year were $$500,000.$ The gross profit percentage was $25\%.$ Cash collected during the year related to these sales was $40\%$ of the sales. Make all related journal entries, using the installment sales method.

Based on the data below, complete an Income Statement $($Be sure to use proper form$)$:

Sales $=$$$1,000,000$

Cost of Goods Sold $=$$$200,000$

S & A Expense $=$$$100,000$

Dividend Revenue $=$$$28,000$

Interest Expense $=$$$2000$

Extraordinary Loss $=$$$10,000$

Based on the data below, complete a Balance Sheet $($Be sure to use proper form$)$:

Cash $=$$$200,000$

Accounts Receivable $=$$$50,000$

Inventory $=$$$100,000$

Long$-$Term Investments $=$$$5000$

Land $=$$$200,000$

Equipment $=$$$700,000$

Accumulated Depreciation $-$ Equipment $=$$$100,000$

Accounts Payable $=$$$10,000$

Notes Payable $($Short$-$Term$)=$$$40,000$

Income Tax Payable $=$$$10,000$

Current Portion of Long$-$Term Debt $=$$$20,000$

Bonds Payable $=$$$800,000$

Common Stock $=$$$100,000$

Preferred Stock $=$$$100,000$

Treasury Stock $=$$$20,000$

Retained Earnings $=$$$95,000$