Answer: $6,600
Explanation:
Income, although not typically in a taxpayer’s possession, is usually constructively received in the taxable year which is when it is credited to the person's account, or made available so that the person may draw upon it at any time, or could have drawn upon it in the taxable year when the notice of intention to withdraw has already been given.
However, income is not constructively received when the taxpayer’s control of receipt is subject to limitations or restrictions. In this case, the last month’s rent ($600 security deposit) has already been constructively received and is included; but, the rent that was received in January for the December rent has not been constructively received and is therefore not included for a total of $6,600 which was derived from the [$600 deposit which was last month rent + ($600 × 10 months Feb-Nov)].
= $600 + $6000
= $6600
Not all of the answer choices are here
Answer:
Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Luxury goods refers to the goods which are having positive income elasticity of demand. Positive income elasticity of demand is defined as the direct relationship between the demand of the goods and the income of the consumers.
If there is an increase in the income level of consumers then as a result there is an increase in the demand for luxury goods by a greater proportion. That's why the income elasticity of demand is relatively larger.
Answer:
Mrs. Smith is a postsecondary teacher, and Mr. Doe is a teaching assistant.
Explanation:
Mrs. Smith gives the lectures, sets the due dates, and is an expert on the material of a <em>"college-level course"</em>, therefore, she has to be a postsecondary teacher, as the teacher is responsible for giving the lectures, and has to be an expert on the material.
<em />
Mr. Doe helps grade papers, offers tutoring sessions for the students, and attends the lectures. From my experience and the phrase <em>"helps grade papers" </em>rather than just <em>"grades the papers", </em>we can conclude that Mr. Doe is the teaching assistant. <em> </em>
