Answer:
Qualifying widower with a dependent child
Explanation:
By filing as a widower with dependent child (the child is a necessary qualification requirement), Bob can use the same tax bracket and retain the same benefits as filing as married. This means that his income will be taxed at a lower rate than if he had filed as single, and he will obtain the same deduction as a married couple (twice the deduction for a single filer).
Answer:
The correct answer is option ii.
Explanation:
In the case of imposition of tax on a good, the suppliers will bear the greater share of burden if the demand is more elastic than the supply.
The imposition of tax leads to an increase in the price of the product. If the demand is more elastic, the quantity demanded will decrease to a greater extent with the increase in price.
The supply being less elastic will change to a smaller extent, thus a greater tax burden will be borne by the suppliers.
<span>The program rating is 26.
HUT x Share = Rating (HH)
</span>65 x .40 = 26
Answer:
Explanation:
a. Raw material needed to make one unit
Alpha = 25/5 = 5 Pound
beta = 10/5 = 2 Pound
b. Contribution margin per pound
Alpha Beta
Selling price 130 90
Direct material 25 10
Direct labor 22 21
Variable manufacturing overhead 17 7
Variable selling expenses 14 10
Contribution margin per unit 52 42
pound per unit 5 2
Contribution pound per pound 10.4 21
c. product mix
Pound Unit
Beta 62000*2 = 124000 62000
Alpha 38000 38000/5 = 7600
Total 162000
d. Maximum contribution margin = (62000*42+7600*52) = $2999200
e. Highest price = 10.4+5 = 15.40 per pound
Answer:
a transactional broker.
Explanation:
A disclosure is a legally binding agreement between the buyer and seller of a property, wherein the seller highlights all the information or details they know about the property for the purpose of enlightening and informing the buyer. It contains informations such as legal encumbrance, structural flaw, size of property etc.
In this scenario, a real estate professional specializes in helping both buyers and sellers with the necessary paperwork involved in transferring property. Although not an agent of either party, the real estate professional may not disclose either party's confidential information to the other. Thus, the real estate professional is best described as a transactional broker who is licensed to practice within the state.
