Answer:
$2,297.50
Explanation:
The annual lease value for Brent's Toyota Prius is $9,750. Since he uses the car approximately 20% of the time for personal use, then Brent's share of the annual lease is = $9,750 x 20% = $1,950
This 20% of personal use represents 6,950 miles (= 34,750 miles x 20%), if the company charges him five cents per mile, then Brent is receiving $347.50 (= 6,950 x $.05
) for personal fuel use.
Brent's total taxable benefit = $1,950 + $347.50 = $2,297.50
Answer:
D. What are you going to do for me today?
Explanation:
The leader should be first a servant, having a desire to serve than to be served. This makes a leader has authority and not just power by having interactions with ones he leads. He is not just interested in building himself but contributing to growth and development of the people around him.
Therefore asking what one will do for you is not a Servant Leader characteristic because it puts the leader first before the people.
Answer:
Marilyn take a good decision.
Explanation:
Marilyn refuses to pay Carl because Marilyn did not sell any goods due to its bad quality so Marilyn earn no money and is unable to pay Carl. Marilyn will be able to pay Carl if the goods are sold and she has the money but when there is no sale at all, Marilyn is unable to pay for the goods on the due time. Marilyn should return the goods to Nigel instead of paying money for it because these goods are useless and nobody will it at all.
Answer:
The correct answer is (D) Import quotas
Explanation:
Import quotas are part of economic policies imposed by a country to <u>protect domestic industries</u> from foreign competition. For this case, the nation of Andolvia placed a restriction on the supply of peanut products to be imported, as they have subsidized and made efforts for their local young peanut industry to grow and mature.
The next step which <em>Heather should take </em>after she has gotten a fraudulent call asking for her <em>credit card details</em> is to hang up and call her credit card company using the 1-800 number on the back of her card to inquire about the issue or report the <em>attempted phone fraud.</em>
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As a result of this, we can see that Heather was a target of an attempted phone fraud where a caller asks her to give her 16-digit credit card details so that the supposed error could be cleared up.
It is worth noting that this information <em>can be used to steal money </em>from her checking account and Heather would best not give out such sensitive details over the phone, but call the company to see if the call is really from them.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C
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