Answer:
In my opinion they can be a big problem because if you can not use the uber in some community it's useless but they are banning ubers because the taxis business are loosing money and the uber is replacing the taxi business.
There is an own opinion question, so try to answer by yourself
The answer is series 7 which is for investment agents <span>who want to sell </span>fixed-income<span> investment products such as bonds, stocks, and packaged products.</span>
<span> Recording the accrual of salaries incurred.</span>
Answer:Share premium account of $24,000
The provider of attorney services of $30,000
Explanation:
On provision of services, the Attorney services expenses account is debited with $54,000 and the attorney services provider account credited with $54,000
Furthermore a share account is opened for the provider and credited with $30,000 , the share premium is credited $24,000 and a debit transfer is made to his liability account initially credited.
The $24,000 credit to share premium represents the difference between the nominal value of the share of $5 and the market value of $9 multiply by the 30,000 shares he was paid with.
Also a memorandum will be issued to state that 6000 share has been transferred from Miller to the attorney services provider and the shares will be delited from his name and entered in the name of the services provider because the credit of shares to his account does not represents new shares issued but it's the transfer of Miller's shares to him.
Answer:
1. Profit
2. Business
Explanation:
Profit may be defined as the income which is distributed to the owner in the production process of a profitable market. In other words it is the extra revenue generated by the company that is in excess of the money spend as expenses. It is the difference between the earned income and the costs.
Business is a regular work or occupation or trade of a person. It refers to an organized efforts as well as the activities of any individual to produce the goods and services and sell them for a profit.
