Hello so I wrote this code for a homework assignment. Ive tried compiling it and it says I have 3 errors. 2 on line 51 and 1 on line 55. Can you please help me identify what these 3 errors are and how they can be fixed please ? Thank you so much ! I have pasted the code below.

public class Homework1 {public static void main(String[] args) {// Variables to hold valuesbyte year = 0;int month = 0;float latitude = 0.0f;float longitude = 0.0f;System.out.println(“Welcome to My Very Own Survey”); // Use the Scanner class to input data from Standard I/OScanner scannerIn = new Scanner(System.in);// Prompt the user to enter their Birth YearSystem.out.println(“Please enter your Birth Year (1900-2014):”);year = scannerIn.nextByte();// Verify the Birth YearSystem.out.println(“The following Year was entered ” + year);//Prompt the user to enter their Birth MonthSystem.out.println(“Please enter your Birth month (1-12):”);// the nextInt() method scans the next int valuemonth = scannerIn.nextInt();// Verify the Birth month was enteredSystem.out.println(“The following month was entered ” + month);//Prompt the user to enter their day of BirthSystem.out.println(“Please enter your birth DATE (1-31):”);// the nextInt() method scans the next int valuemonth = scannerIn.nextInt();// Prompt the user to enter the latitude of their addressSystem.out.println(“Please enter the latitude of your address:”);latitude = scannerIn.nextFloat();// Prompt the user to enter the longitude of their addressSystem.out.println(“Please enter the longitude of your address:”);longitude = scannerIn.nextFloat();// Prompt the User to enter their current GPASystem.out.println(“Enter your current GPA (0.0-4.0):”);// Display all results to Standard OutputSystem.out.println(“***Thank you for completing my survey***”);System.out.println(“You have entered the following data:”);System.out.println(“Birth Year is:” + Year);System.out.println(“Birth month is :” + Birth month);System.out.println(“Birth Day is :” + day);System.out.println(“latitude is :” + latitude);System.out.println(“longitude is :” + longitude);System.out.println(“GPA is :” + GPA);

 

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• What is the organizational world like?
• What are organizations?
• What impact does the organizational world have on other aspects of the world? How does it affect people? How do you think it will affect you?
• What are your thoughts on entering it/ being in it?
• What factors have influenced you in shaping your views?

 

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Izmir A.S. issued convertible bonds at their face value of 134,000 lira on December 31, 2017. The bonds have a 10-year life with interest of 11 percent payable annually. At the date of issue, the prevailing interest rate for similar debt without a conversion option was 13 percent.

Assume that a foreign company using IFRS is owned by a company using U.S. GAAP. Thus, IFRS balances must be converted to U.S. GAAP to prepare consolidated financial statements. Ignore income taxes.

Required:

1. a. Prepare journal entries for this compound financial instrument for the year ending December 31, 2017, under (1) IFRS and (2) U.S. GAAP. 
2. b. Prepare the entry(ies) that the U.S. parent would make on the December 31, 2017, conversion worksheet to convert IFRS balances to U.S. GAAP.

 

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Facts:

Paul and Jon are partners in a small successful restaurant.  They want to expand but need a second location.  They think their business has a FMV of $2,000,000 (and has a basis of $500,000 to Paul and a basis of $250,000 to Jon). Jason is a real estate broker and investor.  He normally buys real estate and sells it quickly.   He is fully licensed as a real estate broker in Texas.    Jason has a vacant lot that he paid $1,800,000 several years ago.  The FMV is currently $1,000,000.Jason has a big gain from his business this year and would love to offset it somehow but does not know how to do so.  Paul and Jon do not want the transaction to cause them any gain this yearPaul and Jon approach Jason about the following business proposition:  the restaurant and the land are contributed to a new corporation.  Each gets 1/3 of the stock.Jason is not sure he likes that idea and instead offers the following:The corporation will distribute out to Jason a part of the parking lot (of the old location).  The FMV is $200,000 and the basis to the corp is $75,000.  Jason will contribute the new land for a 5 year note plus 3% annual interest, 15% of the stock and $300,000 in cash.  After the first year the corporation will distribute out to Jason another part of the old parking lot (FMV 250,000, basis to the corp of $100,000)If #5 does not work- then Jason would take $750,000 in preferred stock (or options for common stock) and $250,000 in value of the parking lot land (see #5) but would want a fixed 10% dividend, conversation to common rights and a liquidation preference (if preferred stock).Keep in mind Jason wants to own part of the restaurant- he thinks it will be successful…..

Assignment:

10 points.  What is the income tax consequences idea #4?

10 points.  What is the income tax consequences idea #5?

10 points.  What is the income tax consequences idea #6?

20 points.  Is there a better economic structure that will give the three people the result they desire?  If so what it is and defend the idea.Facts:

1.      Paul and Jon are partners in a small successfulrestaurant.  They want to expand but needa second location.  They think theirbusiness has a FMV of $2,000,000 (and has a basis of $500,000 to Paul and abasis of $250,000 to Jon).

2.       Jason isa real estate broker and investor.  Henormally buys real estate and sells it quickly.   He is fully licensed as a real estate brokerin Texas.    Jason has a vacant lot thathe paid $1,800,000 several years ago. The FMV is currently $1,000,000.

3.      Jason has a big gain from his business this yearand would love to offset it somehow but does not know how to do so.  Paul and Jon do not want the transaction tocause them any gain this year

4.      Paul and Jon approach Jason about the followingbusiness proposition:  the restaurant andthe land are contributed to a new corporation. Each gets 1/3 of the stock.

5.      Jason is not sure he likes that idea and insteadoffers the following:

a.      The corporation will distribute out to Jason apart of the parking lot (of the old location). The FMV is $200,000 and the basis to the corp is $75,000.  Jason will contribute the new land for a 5year note plus 3% annual interest, 15% of the stock and $300,000 in cash. 

b.     After the first year the corporation willdistribute out to Jason another part of the old parking lot (FMV 250,000, basisto the corp of $100,000)

6.      If #5 does not work- then Jason would take$750,000 in preferred stock (or options for common stock) and $250,000 in valueof the parking lot land (see #5) but would want a fixed 10% dividend,conversation to common rights and a liquidation preference (if preferred stock).

7.      Keep in mind Jason wants to own part of therestaurant- he thinks it will be successful…..

Assignment:

10 points. What is the income tax consequences idea #4?

10 points. What is the income tax consequences idea #5?

10 points. What is the income tax consequences idea #6?

20 points. Is there a better economic structure that will give the three people theresult they desire?  If so what it is anddefend the idea.

 

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