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Q1
Which of the following risk can be eliminated in a diversified portfolio?
A
Market risk
B
Unique risk
C
Systematic risk
D
Liquidity risk
Q2
Consider two bonds, A and B. Both bonds presently are selling at their par value of $1,000. Each pay coupon of $120 annually. Bond A will mature in 5 years while bond B will mature in 6 years. If the yields to maturity on the two bonds change from 12% to 14%, _____ .
A
both bonds will increase in value but bond B will increase more than bond A
B
both bonds will decrease in value but bond B will decrease more than bond A
C
both bonds will increase in value but bond A will increase more than bond B
D
both bonds will decrease in value but bond A will decrease more than bond B
Q3
The constant growth dividend discount model (DDM) is valid only when
A
growth rate is less than or equal the required return.
B
growth rate is greater than or equal to the required return.
C
growth rate is less than the required return.
D
growth rate is greater than the required return.
Q4
In future trading, the minimum level to which an equity position may fall before requiring additional margin is most accurately termed the
A
initial margin.
B
variation margin.
C
cash flow margin.
D
maintenance margin.
Q5
Which of the following statements about the value of a call option at expiration is FALSE?
A
A short position in call option will result in a loss if the stock price exceeds the exercise price.
B
The value of a long position equals zero or the stock price minus the exercise price, whichever is higher.
C
The value of a long position equals zero or the exercise price minus the stock price, whichever is higher.
D
A short position in a call option has a zero value for all stock prices equal to or less than the exercise price.
Q6
Mr. Au Yeung let out his property to Miss Lee on 1 June 2005 with the following terms:
Lease period: 1 June 2005 to 31 May 2007
Monthly rental: HK$20,000 payable in advance
Premium: HK$480,000
Mr. Au Yeung is liable to pay rates and the amount of rates paid for the period 1 June 2005 to 31 March 2006 was HK$8,000
The amount of net assessable value for Mr. Au Yeung for the year of assessment 2005/06 is:
A
HK$105,600
B
HK$313,600
C
HK$324,000
D
None of the above
Q7
Mr. Tai was employed by Trendy Manufacturing Limited as a marketing manager. For the year ended 31 March 2006, he worked in the company・s PRC factory for 150 days. He paid PRC Individual Income Tax of HK$30,000 in respect of Hong Kong income of HK$300,000. He received HK$1,200,000 in total from Trendy Manufacturing Limited. What is the amount of income and/or tax can Mr. Tai exclude from chargeability to Hong Kong salaries tax?
A
Income of HK$300,000
B
Income of HK$1,200,000
C
PRC Individual Income Tax of HK$30,000
D
Income of HK$300,000 and PRC Individual Income Tax of HK$30,000
Q8
Cherry is an accountant of Charisma Limited and is considered as holding an overseas employment. Cindy is a director of the same company and is regarded as office holder of an overseas company. If Cherry and Cindy would like to lodge the ：time apportionment； claim in respect of the income they received from Charisma Limited, who would be entitled to the time apportionment basis?
A
Both Cherry and Cindy can lodge the ．time apportionment・ claim.
B
Both Cherry and Cindy cannot lodge the ．time apportionment・ claim.
C
Only Cindy can lodge the ：time apportionment； claim as she is holding an office of directorship with Charisma Limited.
D
Only Cherry can lodge the ．time apportionment・ claim as she is under an overseas employment of Charisma Limited.
Q9
Which of the following receipts is NOT subject to Hong Kong salaries tax if received by an individual residing and having his work base in Xiamen?
A
Director・s fee from a Hong Kong listed company with directors・ meetings held in Hong Kong.
B
Employment income for services rendered during visits in Hong Kong for 65 days in a year of assessment.
C
Rental income from sub-letting of property in Hong Kong.
D
Salaries attributable to Hong Kong service of 190 days derived from a non-Hong Kong employment.
Q10
Star Manufacturing Company is a toy manufacturer in Hong Kong. Due to insufficient production capacity, the company sub-contracted 20% of its production order to another Guangzhou factory in the PRC and paid a sub-contracting fee of HK$600,000. The finished goods are sold to customers outside Hong Kong. The manufacturing profit associated with this sub-contracting order is HK$1,000,000. What will be the Hong Kong profits tax implication of Star Manufacturing Company?
A
The HK$1,000,000 manufacturing profit will be 100% taxable as no PRC tax would have been paid by Star Manufacturing Company under this sub-contracting arrangement.
B
The HK$1,000,000 manufacturing profit will be 100% taxable as the goods are manufactured by a third party sub-contractor.
C
The HK$1,000,000 manufacturing profit will be 100% non-taxable as the goods are manufactured outside Hong Kong.
D
The HK$1,000,000 manufacturing profit will be 100% non-taxable as the goods are ultimately sold to customers outside Hong Kong.
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