The given scenario is referred to as product bundle pricing.
Option E
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Product bundles consist of various individual products or services sold as a merged package to consumers. For particular, brand bundles consisting of complementary products or, less often, similar products are considered "package deals."
When retailers sell multiples of exactly the same items, it is usually called "a multipack," not a package of items.
For example, a stationary meal in a restaurant or a beach package that contains sunscreen, sand-sheets, towels, and flip-flops as just a product that can be purchased.
Many stores only market many stock products in a consumer package rather than as single or packaged pieces. The package generally costs less for retailers selling identical items separately and as part of a consumer bundle than if a buyer bought the items separately.
Answer: $10,710
Explanation: The FICA tax (Federal Insurance Contribution Act) an employee payroll tax that funds Social Security benefits 6.2% and Medicare health insurance 1.45%.
Company A
Earnings $50,000
r = 6.2%
Social security = $50,000 × 0.062
= $3100
Medicare = $50,000 × 0.0145
= $725
Company B
Earnings = $90,000
Social security = $90,000 × 0.062
= $5580
Medicare = $90,000 × 0.0145
= $1305
Brooke FICA tax obligations of the year.
= $5580 + $1305 + $3100 + $725
= $10,710
Answer: C
Explanation:
Broker K's suggestion will cost Jim $148.57 less than Broker J's suggestion
Answer:
The correct answer is Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Explanation:
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a federal law of the United States that has generated a lot of controversy, since this Law is in response to the financial scandals of some large corporations, including cases that affect Enron, Tyco International, WorldCom and Peregrine Systems. These scandals brought down public confidence in accounting and auditing systems.
The Law takes the name of Senator Paul Sarbanes (Democrat) and Congressman Michael G. Oxley (Republican), and was approved by a large majority, both in Congress and the Senate. The legislation covers and sets new standards for the board of directors and management and accounting mechanisms of all publicly traded companies in the United States. It introduces criminal responsibilities for the board of directors and establishes some requirements on the part of the SEC (Securities and Exchanges Commission), that is, the regulatory commission of the United States stock market.
