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Kamila [148]
2 years ago
5

Talia, Shemp and Lola formed a corporation under the name Dependable Health Solutions, Inc., and advertise their services nation

wide. All stock is owned by Talia, Shemp and Lola as principals, and none was offered to anyone outside the corporation. This would be classified as a
Business
1 answer:
sergeinik [125]2 years ago
5 0

Since All stock is owned by Talia, Shemp and Lola as principals, it would be classified as a municipal corporation.

<h3>What is municipal corporation?</h3>

municipal can be regarded as a corporation which is a large private corporation with many shares.

Therefore, the described corporation is a

municipal corporation because no share are sold to the public or traded on a stock exchange.

Learn more about municipal corporation at;

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February               40,000                   74,500

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April                      39,000                   68,750

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The approximate fixed cost component of the monthly maintenance costs is:

$51,600.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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January                 30,000                  $67,500

February               40,000                    74,500

March                    37,500                   65,900

April                      39,000                    68,750

May                      42,300                   74,000

June                     35,000                   64,500

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May                       42,300                  $74,000 for highest

January                30,000                    67,500 for lowest

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