Answer:
a) make well-reasoned conclusions and solutions ; & b) begin jotting down a rough draft right away to capture their ideas.
Explanation:
Effective Business message should be - complete, clear, concise, concrete, correct, courteous, coherent.
Rough draft is good for brainstorming & initial preliminary creation stage of business message. After having a bunch of ideas : its important to well arrange them in a coherent, clear way & giving complete, concise structure. This implies better understanding of conclusions, solutions.
Answer: Option E
Explanation: In simple words, it refers to the situation in which two rival companies in an industry cut their prices with the objective of cutting the others customers and gaining a higher market share.
Generally it is performed for short term so that other firm could be demolished from the market but a company having strong reserves can perform it for a long term as well.
It is more evident in industries where the products of two companies are close substitutes of each other and there are few firs in the industry.
Answer: $223,000 long-term capital gain.
Explanation:
LEGALLY MARRIED couples who file a JOINT TAX RETURN, selling their Place of PRIMARY RESIDENCE are allowed to reduce by $500,000, their Long-term capital gain.
That means that Mr. and Mrs. Frazier, bless their souls, are allowed to remove $500,000 from the total $723,000 and as such recognize only $223,000 as tax consequence on long-term capital gain.
I guess Uncle Sam likes marriages.
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Answer:
Jackson can only deduct $0.
Explanation:
The treatment of this question falls under Section 1244 of the IRS and its treatment for Tax.
According to Section 1244 Stock, there are conditions before a stock loss can be deducted as an ordinary loss.
Two of the requirements are as follows:
- The shareholder must have purchased the stock and not received it as compensation.
- Only individual shareholders who purchase the stock directly from the company qualify for the special tax treatment.
In the case of Jackson, the stock was inherited from his parents and not purchased directly from Bean Corp disqualifying from the provision of the section.
