1. Someone bought a house $400,000 in cash of which $100,000 is the value of the property. The property is rented out for 5k monthly and it cost 500 a month to maintain. He pays 38% in contributions. He plans to totally depreciate the property after 20 years, using the straight line depreciation . What is the vnet annual income from contributors? 2. A company bought a machine with an initial cost of $1million with a salvage value of 100,000 in year 10, it was sold in y5 for 1.2 million a) what are the tax implications of this sale? fully depreciated with a 100%bonus + straight line depreciations the firm that owns the machine pays corporate income taxes at crate of 40% and a capital gains taxes at a rate of 10%

1. Someone bought a house $400,000 in cash of which $100,000 is the value of the property. The property is rented out for 5k monthly and it cost 500 a month to maintain. He pays 38% in contributions. He plans to totally depreciate the property after 20 years, using the straight line depreciation . What is the vnet annual income from contributors? 2. A company bought a machine with an initial cost of $1million with a salvage value of 100,000 in year 10, it was sold in y5 for 1.2 million a) what are the tax implications of this sale? fully depreciated with a 100%bonus + straight line depreciations the firm that owns the machine pays corporate income taxes at crate of 40% and a capital gains taxes at a rate of 10%

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