c is my answer to your question
Explanation:
and and I don't know if it's right or wrong
The amount and character of Susan's gain or loss from the sale is $10,000 capital loss; $20,000 ordinary income.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Susan's share of unrealized receivables is $20,000 ($60,000 unrealized receivables into 1 by 3 interest). Susan will thus in the books record $20,000 of ordinary income and a $10,000 capital gain.
Susan’s share of unrealized receivable is $ 20000. Susan will recognize $20000 of ordinary income and a $10000 capital gain determined as the differnce the option shall be between the total gain of $30000 and the ordinary income of $20000. The answer from the given option is $10,000 capital loss; $20,000 ordinary income.
Answer:
Non negotiable Instruments
Explanation:
Non negotiable instruments are documents that guarantees(without changes) the payments of a specific amount of money, whose payer is usually named on the document. Non negotiable instruments may not be transferred from the holder or named party to another.
The non negotiable instrument usrd in this case between sandra and Joshua is a promissory note that states the terms and details of the repay or payback. Normally, a promissory note falls under the negotiable instrument, but because it contains a reference to another document, it then becomes a non negotiable instruments.
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yes that's so true,it helps a lot in business
