Answer:
A) $0
Explanation:
If the award was unsolicited and given to Joan in recognition for her accomplishments in scientific, educational, literary, religious, artistic, or civic fields, then the award is not taxed.
The unsolicited part is the key here, since most awards are given to candidates that have been previously been nominated by someone, e.g. Nobel prizes are only given to nominated candidates and the winners must pay income taxes.
Answer:
The selling group member earns $12 on that sale
Explanation:
When selling a bond directly to the public, a group member earns a total takedown which is the total of the additional takedown plus the selling concession.
$12 + $15
= $27
Now if a selling group member finds a customer, then $15 which is the selling concession is given up leaving the member to earn $12 (the additional takedown) on that sale.
Answer:
Explanation:
Identifying Constraints of Communication Channels Strategically selecting a communication channel means that you choose the communication channel that is best able to meet your work objectives. This process involves evaluating three qualities of communication channels: richness, control, and constraints. Richness involves two considerations: the level of immediacy and number of cues available. Control refers to the degree to which communications can be planned and recorded, thus allowing strategic message development. Constraints refer to the practical limitations of coordination and resources. You will evaluate communication channels in terms of richness, control, and constraints. Roll over each phrase to read a communication task and identify the most serious limitation. Then drag each communication task to the box associated with that limitation. Richness Control Constraints Phone conversation Phone call Team meeting Texting Webinar Break room conversation Video conference Email
Answer:
$14,400
Explanation:
The computation of the current book value of the machine is shown below:-
Value of the Machine two Years ago = $ 18,000
Annual Depreciation = Cost - Salvage Value ÷ Useful Life
= ($18,000 - 0) ÷ 10
= $ 1,800
Depreciation for two years = $1,800 × 2
= $ 3,600
The Current Book Value = Cost - Depreciation for two years
= $18,000 - $3,600
= $14,400
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Unfortunately, the question is incomplete. Indeed, there is no question at all, just a series of statements.
What we can do is to comment on this case.
We are talking about the story of Bob Bell and Michael Sharpe.
Royalties were the main reason for this dispute. Bob Bell was the engineer that invented the bicycle trailer. Michale Sharpe would focus on Marketing the product due to his experience with computers and sales. Sharpe wanted both to share the financial risks but Bell considered it hos invention and wanted more royalties. Things went in the wrong direction, the situation got worse and they both hired lawyers in Toronto, Canada.
After disputes and legal actions, Bell won the case and he could expanse his business nationwide and signed an agreement with a Chinese company to sell the product. On the other hand, Sharpe made a 180-degree turn and started a fitness business.
