Answer:
D) Only $7,000 of the office expenses can be deducted; the remaining $1,000 can be carried forward to future tax years.
Explanation:
Since Gene's profit before home expenses is only $7,000, he can only deduct up to $7,000 for this year. That way his net profit will be $0. The remaining $1,000 must be carried forward so that he can use them in the future, probably next year he will add them to his deductions. If a business losses money, the government pay you anything, taxes only work one way, you have to pay.
Answer:
Difference between Prices= $85-$80
Difference between Prices=$5
Explanation:
First we will calculate the original price of the dress. In order to do this we will proceed as follow::
After Sale for 15% off price of dress =$68


Original Price=$80
Before buying prices rises by 25%.
Rises and discounts making the Final Price=
Note: (125 is due to 25% rise)
Final Price=$85
Difference between Prices= $85-$80
Difference between Prices=$5
Answer:
Loss of $397,100
Explanation:
The price in future contract is $99.91 per barrel, and actual price is $60.20
The loss per barrel = $99.91 - $60.20 = $39.71
Total loss = 10 contracts * 1000 barrels * loss of $39.71 per barrels =
= 10*1000*$39.71 = $397,100
Answer:
The answer would be b, determining tax deductions
Explanation:
All three of the other points are ways you can find out customers needs and wants, however tax deduction is used to figure out how much tax is owed.
Answer: $3,866,182.89
Explanation:
The winnings in 45 years are the future value of the $80,000 that you just won based on the return rate of 9%.
Future Value = Present Value ( 1 + return) ^ number of years
= 80,000 ( 1 + 0.09) ⁴⁵
= $3,866,182.89
Lottery winnings will be worth $3,866,182.89 when you retire.