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7 May, 00:18

Griffin's Goat Farm, Inc., has sales of $671,000, costs of $333,000, depreciation expense of $77,000, interest expense of $48,500, and a tax rate of 24 percent.

What is the net income for this firm?

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  1. 7 May, 00:32
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    The net income is $161,500.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    "Net income is the amount after all expenses have been deducted from sales."

    Here, the sales is $671,000.

    From the given information, the expenses can be known. The expenses included are:

    costs = $333,000 Depreciation expense = $77,000 Interest expense = $48,500

    Therefore, the total expense is the sum of all the expenses that are given.

    Total expense = costs + Depreciation expense + Interest expense

    ⇒ 333,000 + 77,000 + 48,500

    ⇒ 458,500

    The total expenses is $458,500.

    The amount after deducting the expenses from the sales:

    ⇒ 671,000 - 458,500

    ⇒ 212,500

    Earnings before tax is $212,500

    Now, the tax amount is calculated for the amount after deducting the expenses from the sales.

    The tax rate is 24 %.

    Therefore, 24% of 212,500 is the tax amount that must be deducted from the earnings before taxes.

    ⇒ (24/100) * 212,500

    ⇒ 51,000

    The tax amount is $51,000.

    To find the net income:

    Net income = Earnings before taxes - Tax amount

    ⇒ 212,500 - 51,000

    ⇒ 161,500

    The net income is $161,500.
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