<span>I was tempted to take company merchandise before without actually taking any. I worked at Kohl's and would frequently work on stocking inventory, which required going into the back rooms and going through an excess product. Many times I would work late at night and no one would be around in the back room and there are no security cameras. I remember thinking that it would be easy to take something for myself without being caught. However, as much as I was tempted I knew that it would be wrong and I chose not to partake in stealing the merchandise.</span>
Answer:
d. $42,000
Explanation:
Calculation for what was the estate's distributable net income (DNI)
ESTATE'S DISTRIBUTED NET INCOME
GROSS INCOME:
Taxable interest $65,000
ESTATE DISBURSEMENTS:
Less Administrative expenses ($14,000)
Less Charitable contributions from gross income ($9,000)
DISTRIBUTED NET INCOME (DNI) $42,000
($65,000-$14,000-$9,000)
Therefore the estate's distributable net income (DNI) will be $42,000
Answer:
$2,760
Explanation:
Based on the information given Cindy is entitled to deduct transportation expenses of the amount of $2,760 ($6,960-$4200) reason been that we were told that based on the standard mileage rate her expense was the amount of $6,960 in which her employer only reimburses her the amount of $4,200 which means that she can claim the amount of $2,760 ($6,960-$4200) as the amount that was not reimbursed to her .
Therefore Cindy is entitled to deduct on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions, transportation expenses of $2,760
Answer:
Dividend Yield = 0.25423 or 25.423% rounded off to 25.42%
Explanation:
The dividend yield is the return provided by a stock in form of dividend which is expressed as a percentage of the current market price. Thus, dividend yield can be calculated as follows,
Dividend Yield = Annual Dividend / Current Market Price
Dividend Yield for Gwen will be,
Dividend Yield = 3.75 / 14.75
Dividend Yield = 0.25423 or 25.423% rounded off to 25.42%
