Answer:
B. In JIT purchasing, raw materials (or goods) are purchased so that products are delivered just as needed for production or sales.
Explanation:
JIT stands for Just in time management. It is an inventory management approach that advocates for the purchase of materials just when they are needed for production. In JIT, there is no storing of materials for use for future production. The purchase of materials is aligned with the production process.
The success of JIT is dependent on management ability to forecast sales volumes accurately. Management must work with reliable suppliers to ensure that materials are available when required. JIT lower's the cost of inventory management by eliminating the need to store huge quantities of materials. It reduces wastage by doing away with losses that arise due to the storage of bulk materials.
Forging is the process of applying thermal and mechanical energy to steel billets or ingots to result into a changed shape of the material while in a solid state. The raw material is solid metal in this case.
Answer:
No - FALSE
Explanation:
Scoop Masters Inc. has been charged by Fab Flavors Corp. with stealing Fab Flavors' patented process for making ice cream. After the papers are filed, Scoop Masters begins shredding all documents pertaining to its ice cream-making process. Since no motion has been made requesting production of documents, Scoop Masters has done nothing wrong is a false statement. Scoop Masters Inc. has done really wrong. They have stolen someone else's idea of making a product even without their consent and then without mentioning their name and rights and trademarks. Moreover, they shredded all the proof in order not to be caught by the court in law. They have some serious crime which is totally wrong and unacceptable in all cases at all grounds.
1) Has he diversified his portfolio within the 11 sectors?
2) Does he go for capital appreciation stocks or dividend stocks?
3) How much time does he spend studying a company's financials (10K form) and charts?
4) Who is his favorite investor? Warren Buffet for picking great stocks and holding for many many years or someone like Bill Ackman who is a bit deceptive on his trading tactics (over the summer he said 'Hell is coming' a signal thought by many as "panic sell" whilst he was buying heavily)
5) What is the number he is seeking to retire? There's usually a number ranging from $1M and $200M.
6) Maybe ask him if he is seeking to get licensed as a CMT (reading chart patterns)?
Hope this helps, either way best of luck to him!
Answer:
Explanation:
You are able to deduct expenses that are directly related to the business travel.
He can deduct the entire 175 for driving, since he would need to do that no matter if he stayed longer or not. Staying longer doesn't add any extra cost.
He can deduct lodging that covers the amount of time dedicated to business so of the 600 he can deduct 1/4 or $150 since only 1 of the 4 days was business related.
And the $50 for food for the day he spent on business
