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Gloria's employer deducted 20 percent of her pay in the month of january due to personal problems he had with her. under the lil

ly ledbetter fair pay act, what period of time does gloria have to file an employment discrimination claim

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Dafna11 [192]3 years ago

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180 days of the most recent paycheck reflecting the discrepancy.

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Market analysis

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A business plan is a document that shows the goals of a business and details the roadmap to achieve them. It has several sections, with each giving specific information about the business.

The market analysis part talks about the target clients. The sections give detailed data on the industry, including competitors, market performance, and prevailing trends. It describes customers in the target industry.

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Earnings per share from continuing operations is $3.41 per share.

Earnings per share from discontinued operations is -$0.53 per share.

Explanation:

The earnings per share data can be computed by preparing a partial income statment as follows:

Skysong Corporation

Income Statement (Partial)

As at December 31, 2019

<u>Particulars Amount ($) </u>

<u>Continuing operations</u>

Income from continuing operations before taxes 22,887,900

Taxes on continuing operations (22,887,900 * 35%) <u> (8,010,765) </u>

Income from continuing operations after taxes 14,877,135

Preferred dividends declared <u> (1,089,660) </u>

Income from continuing operations after pref. div. <u> 13,787,475 </u>

<u>Discontinued operations</u>

Discontinued operations (loss before taxes) (3,284,900)

Tax benefit on discontinued oper. (3,284,900 * 35%) <u> 1,149,715 </u>

Discontinued operations (loss after taxes) <u> (2,135,185) </u>

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Continuing operations (13,787,475 / 4,044,060) 3.41

Discontinued operations (2,135,185 / 4,044,060) (0.53)

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True

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A debit in WIP account increases it's balance whereas a credit in WIP account reduces it's balance.

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Hence the answer is <u>True.</u>

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