Answer:
Answer is Option 2: Life insurance proceeds received after the death of a spouse.
Explanation:
Life insurance proceeds are generally not taxable. They are paid after insurer's death. It would only be taxable if the policy was given to the spouse for a price. Even if proceeds are paid under accidental policy or health insurance policy, they are not taxable. Proceeds are always paid as a lump sum amount and not in installments.
Other given options, 1, 3 and 4 like reimbursement for medical expenses, taxable portion of a disaster relief payment and dividends exceeding net premiums paid are taxable.
Answer:
C. A decrease in the quantity demanded
Explanation:
Price Elasiticity
The law of demand and supply would usually hold that an increase in prices will result in a decrease in demand. Furthermore, an increase in demand generates a corresponding increasing in supply as well.
<u>When the demand of a product is sensitive to the changes in price, then we say that price of the product is elastic</u> but if the product demand not strongly influenced by price then we say that the pricing is inelastic.
In the case of the lettuce, we can say that the price is elastic, because there is a sensitive reaction between an increase in price from $1 to $2 which immediately leads to a halfing of the quantity demanded. The price is elastic such that an increase in price leads to a decrease in quantity demanded.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The damages can be recovered as Jerome and Gary hung the playground swing improperly. A child was injured due to their negligent actions. The case will be on Meadowbrook Playground and not on the individual person who has committed the mistake. According to law, the damages can be recovered as the enterprise owned the whole property, and due to their carelessness in the installation of swing, the accident took place. The child's parent has every right to recover damages from the playground owner.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
The amount of depreciation for the month of January using the straight line depreciation method will be:
= (Cost - Salvage Value) / Life of Assets / 12 Months
= ($64,800 - $0) / 6 Years / 12 Months
= $10800/12
= $900 per month
The adjusting entry for depreciation on January 31 will be:
Dr Depreciation Expense - Computer Equipment $900
Cr Accumulated Depreciation-Computer Equipment $900
(To record the depreciation expense)
