These are the choices I found on the internet:
A. C corporations are generally not subject to corporate income tax.
B. C corporations are separate entities for tax purposes.
C. Shareholders of a C corporation have limited liability.
D. Shareholders of a C corporation are taxed only when the corporation distributes earnings and profits.
The false one would be letter A - C corporations are generally not subject to corporate income tax.
C corporations are subject to tax and may be taxed at a tax rate from 15 to 38 percent.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": employed.
Explanation:
Employment is the state in which an individual works independently or for someone else and obtains compensation for the duties performed regardless of the number of hours or days by week that person works. Employment could be informal (usually when the employee does not have payroll benefits) or formal (when the company that person works for offers employees wage, health benefits and a specific number of working hours per week).
Answer:
Explanation:
S/N Age range Adult Population Population Internet Users
A 18 - 29 478 454
B 30 - 49 833 741
C 50 and above 1644 1058
Total 2955 2253
a) Let E = Estimate proportion and A = Internet users
Hence, n(E) = 478 and n(A) = 454
∴ Probability of Internet users (18 - 29), P(A) = n(A)/n(E) = 454/478 = 0.9498 (94.98%)
b) n(E) = 833 and n(B) = 741
∴ Probability of Internet users (30 - 49), P(B) = n(A)/n(E) = 741/833 = 0.8896 (88.96%)
c) n(E) = 1644 and n(C) = 1058
∴ Probability of Internet users (50 and above), P(C) = n(C)/n(E) = 1058/1644 = 0.6436 (64.36%)
d) Let Et = Total estimate proportion
Hence, n(Et) = 2955 and n(A) = 454
∴ Probability of 18 - 29 age range using Internet overall Pt(A) = n(A)/n(Et) = 454/2955 = 0.1536 (15.36%)
At seven to eight month old, will the infant start and to be
able to sit steadily as he or she is able to support his or herself in sitting
up straight but he or she couldn’t walk as his or her bones in his or her lower
body is not as strong enough for he or she to stand up.
