Andrew Owns 100% of the Stock of Crow's Farm Inc

question 84

Multiple Choice

Andrew owns 100% of the stock of Crow's Farm Inc., an S corporation, that raises cattle and corn.The farm's annual gross receipts have never exceeded $23 million, and the farm is not considered a tax shelter.

• A)The farm must report its sales and cost of goods sold by the accrual method because inventories are material to the business.
• B)The income from the farm may be reported by the cash method.
• C)The income from the sales of cattle may be reported by the cash method, but the income from the sales of corn must be reported by the accrual method.
• D)The income from the sales of corn may be reported by the cash method, but the income from cattle sales must be reported by the accrual method.
• E)None of these.

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Definitions:

Compound Interest

The practice of charging interest on the principle amount along with the interest that has been piled up from past periods, relevant to both lending and saving scenarios.

Future Value

The value of a current asset or amount of money at a specified time in the future, accounting for interest or capital gains.

FV

A financial term representing the future value of an investment, accounting for factors like interest rates and time.

Quarterly Compounding

The process of calculating interest on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest over four periods within a year.