Alex paid $600 to Rita, his ex-wife, for child support. Under the terms of the divorce decree, Alex claims the dependency exempt
ion for his five-year-old son, William, who lived with Rita for the entire year. Alex has income from wages of $16,000, adjusted gross income of $18,000, and tax liability of $1,300 before the earned income credit. What is the amount of Alex's earned income credit?
Since Alex's child does not live with him for at least 6 months plus one day, he doesn't qualify for any income credit.
Alex himself cannot claim the earned income credit for an individual without a qualifying child because he is just 24 years old, and you must me at least 25 years old to qualify.
The broker should respond that the Specialist (DMM) on the NYSE flooris obligated to buy the stock at the current market.
Explanation:
Now under the NYSE rules, to make a nonstop market in the assigned stock. A customer is will always be guaranteed that the trade will be executed - on the other hand, the price at which the trade is effected is constantly subject to various market conditions.
So the best response from the broker is that the Specialist (DMM) on the NYSE floors is required to buy the stock at the current market.
The per instrument cost of the bank is $0.25. Assuming uniform cheque value, the 24 million remittances across 10000 cheque will mean per cheque value of 2400. If this amount can be invested at 8% p.a., then daily investment income will be approx = 2400 * 8% /365 = $ 0.526
Now for the company to jus about cover the cost of the cheque processing, the time should reduce by (assuming fractional time in days is possible) 0.25/0.526 = 0.48 days
Now if the interest that can be earned reduces to 4%, the average daily interest will also reduce to $0.263. At this level, the time required to cover the cost should reduce by 0.95 days
The difference is simply because the opportunity cost in terms of alternate usage of funds has decreased for the company.
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