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A few years ago, a construction manager earning $70,000 per year working for a regional home builder decided to open his own homebuilding company. He took $100,000 out of one of his investment accounts that had been earning around 6% a year and used that money to start up the business. He worked hard the first year, hiring one employee (his only salary cost for the business was the $40,000paid to this employee) and generated total sales of $1,000,000.Total material and subcontracted labor costs for the year were$900,000.
5.1. What was the annual accounting profit for this company?
A few years ago, a construction manager earning $70,000 per year working for a regional home builder decided to open his own homebuilding company. He took $100,000 out of one of his investment accounts that had been earning around 6% a year and used that money to start up the business. He worked hard the first year, hiring one employee (his only salary cost for the business was the $40,000paid to this employee) and generated total sales of $1,000,000.Total material and subcontracted labor costs for the year were$900,000.
5.1. What was the annual accounting profit for this company?
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Chika IlonahLv10
28 Sep 2019