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3 years ago

All the following are examples of start-up costs EXCEPT

Business

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Zolol [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

A . payroll taxes.

Explanation:

Payroll taxes are imposed on the employers or employees of the company. In the examples of the question, the costs except for the payroll taxes are all paid by the company. Besides, payroll taxes are also not taxed on the company instead of on the employees' wages, which is funded by them. That is why all the examples are start-up costs except the payroll taxes

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given data

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solution

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