Answer:
A-she can deduct her mileage for driving from her home to her office at the professional suite
B-she can deduct her home office expenses
Explanation:
As a general rule of thumb, every expenses that incurred for business operation can be deducted from your taxes. This rule can still applicable even if you're working from your home.
A car mileage <u>can only be deducted according to the proportion that is used for work</u><u> </u> since it's considered as an expense that must incurred in order for Gwen to do her business.
Lunch money is considered as private consumption that does not related to her business operation. This is why it's not tax deducible.
The government wants to protect the consumer's interest, that is why they are regulating the monopoly. Monopolies have the power to set higher prices than the competitive market. They regulate monopolies to prevent excess prices, quality of service( to ensure the firm receives minimum standard of service), monopoly power,promote competition, and natural monopolies( we cannot encourage competition, and it is essential to regulate firm to prevent monopoly of power). <span />
Answer:
correct answer is c. You both have the same amount of money
Explanation:
given data
invest = $1000
pay compound interest = 10%
pay simple interest = 10%
time = 1 year
solution
we get here difference in the total amount that is your friend money - your money .................1
so difference in the total amount = invest × 
- [ invest + ( invest × rate × time) ] ......................2
put here value
difference in the total amount = $1000 × 
- [$1000 + ( 1000 × 10% × 1) ]
difference in the total amount = 0
so correct answer is c. You both have the same amount of money
Answer:
The answer is multi-divisional structure.
Explanation:
A company employing multi-divisional structure would usually function as a parent company that has many business units under it operating different business sectors. This is clearly the case of Elc Inc., since it both manufactures televisions and computers. The fact that both businesses share the same budget shows that the two business units are still operating in the same company.
