Answer:
Answer
Explanation:
I would most likely accept the promotion.
Several factors would influence my decision.
- The new scope of responsibilities
This will include all the additional risks and tasks that I will get by accepting the promotion. Taking new responsibilities might sound scary, and many people will be discouraged by this. But at some point, all great leaders are someone without any experience too. As long as we are open to criticism, we will adapt to our new responsibilities.
- the new pay raise
Economic gain usually comes with promotion. It will motivate me to do more for the company.
- The likelihood of me getting another promotion chance
Chances like this do not come often in our life. The fact that I'm offered a promotion means that the higher up has reviewed my previous work result and determine that I'm the best option for them. I would not let this chance go to waste.
Answer:
The correct answer is True.
Explanation:
At the end of a common agreement, there is no consequence for any of the parties, since it is their will to end the contract that they previously agreed to sign
Termination of the lease by the lessor.
The lessor may unilaterally terminate the lease under the conditions established by law, paying any compensation that may arise.
The law expressly establishes when and why the lease can be terminated by the lessor, and only in those cases can the contract be terminated without there being room for the payment of a penal clause or non-compliance, if any, since in those cases the law in particular established how and why to terminate the contract, and set the penalties to which there is room.
Answer:
Explanation:
The partnership agreement is silent about the payment of salaries and the division of profits and losses.
Profits should be divided based on capital invested by each
The capital investment by Gillie, Taft and Dall is 60000 : 120000 : 60000 Distribution has to be in ratio of 1:2:1
Total profits are 120,000, 1:2:1 ratio
The distribution will be Gillie $30,000, Taft $60,000 and Dall $30,000.
Explanation:
A provision is indeed an item freed up from either a company's revenue to cover potential future costs or a probable property price decrease. It shows up as spending on the financial statements and is documented as a current liabilities.
