Answer:
Land not currently used in operations - Long-term investments
Notes payable (due in five years) - Long-term liabilities
Accounts receivable - Current assets
Trademarks - Intangible assets
Accounts payable - Current liabilities
Store equipment - Plant assets
Wages payable - Current Liabilities
Cash - Current assets
Answer:
please Elaborate like how much money do you have or something
Answer:
8.3% - 60%
Explanation:
Unemployment rate is the total of unemployed divided by the total workforce. As the question says, there is 1 million of unemployed and the people able to work is 12 million (1 million unemployed plus 11 employed). So the unemployment rate is 1/12... which is 8.3%
The participation rate is the employed plus the people that have no job but are actively seeking for a job, divided by the population that is in working age. The people who has no job, is in working age and available to work and is actively looking for work is the unemployed (ILO definition of unemployment). So we have 1 million plus the 11 million of employed, we have a total of 12 million. So the participation rate is 12/20... which gives us 60%
Answer:
a. $222,000
b. $22,000
c. $158,000
Explanation:
a. FMV of rental property = FMV of land received + Received cash
= $200,000 + $22,000
= $222,000
b. FMV of land received $200,000
Cash boot received $22,000
Less: Basis of rental property $158,000
Realized gain $64,000
Recognized gain (Boot) $22,000
this transaction qualify for a like-kind exchange under section 1031 When no gain or loss is recognized on an exchange but on Boot received. But recognized gain will be lower of boot amount of realized gain.
c. Carryover basis of original assets = FMV of rental property - Realized gain
= $222,000 - $64,000
= $158,000
<u>Answer:</u>
A firm’s positioning statement should address their target segment. Anything else they’ll say in the positioning statement will have "no" meaning to customers who are not in that segment.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A comprehensive overview of individual's target market as well as a clear image of how one want the audience to view an individual's brand, thus understood as "positioning statement". Any promotional and advertising decision one make about an individual's brand will comply with their positioning statement and endorse this.
For example, Nike's positioning statement is "Nike builds confidence for serious athletes that provides the perfect shoe for any sport."The concept of the Positioning Statement consists of four parts:
- the target,
- the category,
- the differentiator and
- the payoff.
