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3 years ago

What steps can you take to prevent yourself from being affected by a market correction? Explain.

1 answer:

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Nobody like losing money. Market correction is something that no one can forecast. To protect ourselves from market correction, here are some ways you can take:

1. Avoid listening to financial analysts. Ignore the predictions.

2. Study the kind of markets you put your money into. Understanding how they work can help you a lot.

3. Be ready to risk.

4. Avoid being impulsive on your decisions.

5. Think about the risks and the probability of a potential return; from there you can decide what you need to do.

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Answer: Exporting

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In the given case, Jerzey is using the method of counter trade for the purpose of exporting. In counter trade, the two firms exchange their product on the basis of their particular needs.

Thus, from the above we can conclude that the right answer is option D.

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4 years ago

AnnaLisa, an auditor for N. M. Neal & Associates, is prevented by the management of Lileah Company from auditing controls ov

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Answer:

(b) A disclaimer of opinion

Explanation:

A disclaimer of opinion -

It is the statement which is given by the auditor that no opinion is given for the client's financial statement .

There could be several reasons for this statement .

As , the auditor might have not been permitted or to complete all the planned audit process .

Hence , from the given information of the question , the correct term for the given situation is (b) A disclaimer of opinion .

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3 years ago

Matt and Meg Comer are married and file a joint tax return. They do not have any children. Matt works as a history professor at

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a) Total Tax Liability is $10,579 when

STCG=9000

STCL=(2000)

LTCG=15000

LTCL=(6000)

b) Total Tax Liability is $8504 when

STCG=1500

STCL=0

LTCG=13000

LTCL=(10,000)

Explanation:

Part a

Total Tax Liability: $10,579

STCG=9000

STCL= (2000)

NET STCG= $7,000

LTCG=15000

LTCL= (6000)

NET LTCG=$9,000

Salary=97000

Net STCG=7000

Net LTCG=9000

AGI=$113,000

Standard Deduction=(24400)

Taxable Income=$88,600

Preferentially taxed income= (9000)

Income taxed at ordinary prices $79,600. Note that tax 9086+143=9229

Income subject to capital gains prices $9,000. Note that (tax(9000x15%)=1350)

Hence, total tax liability = 9229+1350 = 10579

Comer's taxable income ($79,600) before capital gains goes above the maximum 0% amount of $78,750. Hence, the capital gain is taxed at 15%.

part b

STCG =1500

STC= 0

NET GAIN=1500

LTCG=13000

LTCL=(10000)

NET GAIN=3000

Salary=97000

Net LTCG=3000

Net STCG=1500

AGI = 101,500

Std Ded (24,400)

Taxable Income= AGI-Standard Deduction

 Taxable Income=101,500-24,400

 Taxable Income=77,100

Pref Taxed Income (3000)

Income @ ordinary rates = 74100 Note that tax is 1940+6564=8504)

Income subject to capital gains rates = 3000 Note that (tax (3000x0%)=0)

Total tax liability

 $8,504 + $0

 $8,504

Comer's taxable income is $74,100 (before capital gains). It is below the maximum 0% amount. Hence, $3,000 is taxed at zero percent.

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4 years ago

Which of the following is a cost of not carrying enough inventory?

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Answer:

Explanation:

if you don't have enough to sell you lose sales.

You also lose selection and can also not have what a customer wants so that would leave in customer disappointment.

then you could also not have alot of money to pay your workers which would possibly result in worker layoffs

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3 years ago

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