Answer:
Try to use ATMs with which you are familiar. Choose well-lit, well-placed ATMs where you feel comfortable. If you need to use an ATM late at night, ask a friend to accompany you.
Before approaching the ATM, scan the surrounding area. Avoid the ATM altogether if it is too dark to see, isolated or looks unsafe. If there are bystanders loitering in the area, go to another machine or come back later.
Use your body to shield the screen and keypad before entering your PIN. Make sure other individuals in line stay a reasonable distance from you while you're performing your transaction.
Generally, in situations such as this where one person enters into a competition with a company or corporation with an explicitly defined prize, this constitutes a unilateral contract. Unilateral contracts are defined by the offering of a reward for a specifically defined act, and this contract is accepted when the contractee completes the act. In this case, Rocky Mountain Races, Inc., and Monica did have a uniform contract. Furthermore, because Monica entered the race and was declared the winner, she fulfilled her end of the contract thus accepting the contract (and qualifying for the reward from the contractor). However, because Rocky Mountain Races, Inc., included a provision that they could change the terms of the race at any time, Monica isn't entitled to the $10,000 reward, she is entitled to whatever reward Rocky sees fit.
Answer:
Partners: True
LLC: True
S Corporation: False
Explanation:
When dividends are withdrawn from a business tax is only due on a S Corporation because the tax paid for the profits of an organization is not by the stockholder withdrawing the dividends which is why when dividend is withdrawn the tax is to be paid.
When dividends are withdrawn in a partnership or and LLC then no tax is payable as tax is already paid on the profits made by the business that is why dividends are not taxable when withdrawn.
Answer: C. Debit Work in Process Inventory $110.000, debit Factory Overhead $40,000, credit Factory Wages payable $150,000
Explanation:
Minstrel incurred a factory payroll of $150,000 and $40,000 was indirect.
This $40,000 indirect payroll cost will be treated as Factory overhead and will be debited.
The remaining $110,000 is direct labor costs and it will be apportioned to inventory therefore it will be debited to the Work in Process account.
The total figure of $150,000 represents the amount that the company owes its factory staff so it will be credited to factory overhead to recognize it as a liability.
