Answer:
$24,000
Explanation:
The computation of the adjusted basis in the land after the exchange is shown below:
= Adjusted basis at the time of exchange + additional amount given
= $20,000 + $4,000
= $24,000
We simply added the Adjusted basis at the time of exchange and the additional amount so that the accurate value can come.
And the other information which is given in the question is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
None of the above. if this is a big product recall, it must be urgent and top management wants the solution ASAP. if everyone has strong opinion it is difficult to reach a consensus. Hence, Natalie (i feel) should tell the team how urgent this matter is and while she will get input from everyone, the idea that not everyone's input will be the solution as this is an urgent matter must be conveyed to her teammates. Then, she will consolidate after 1 meeting and make a final decision as a team leader.
Answer:
C) Net present value and internal rate of return
Explanation:
Of the methods discussed, cash payback and average rate pf return does not take into account the time value of money. Cash payback and ARR basically only use the cash flows and profits in relevance to the investment.
Net present value as the name suggests, discounts these cash flows and then subtracts the initial outlay costs and Internal rate of return also discounts the project cash flows so that they equal zero. Thus these two are the options that take into account the time value. IRR often is calculated by discounting cash flows at different rates until the NPV = 0.
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The thing which the Supreme Court ruled in <em>Burwell v. Hobby Lobby </em>with regard to the Affordable Care Act's requirement was:
- Birth control could be denied
<h3>What is a Court Ruling?</h3>
This refers to the general decision which a competent law court has taken after deliberations of the evidence, witnesses and other available information of a case to the best determination of the judge.
With this in mind, we can see that from the Burwell v. Hobby Lobby case, there was a ruling against birth control access which meant that birth control could be denied to employees and this was with regard to the Affordable Care Act's requirement.
Read more about court rulings here:
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Well, for one, yes you can work when you are 14 in Pennsylvania.
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To get a work permit, you must go to your school district to get your work permit, as they are responsible. This is for any student in any kind of school (online, traditional, charter, etc)
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