Answer:
I'm thinking about switching jobs, but it'll be difficult for me to get a lot of work experience before I apply. I was thinking about getting a certification in my new field to help even the odds between me and other job applicants. Do certifications matter anymore? Can they really help me land a better job, or are they a waste of time and money?
Explanation:
1 : D
2: A
3: B
4: C
5: C
6: A
7: C
8: C
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Answer: (A) Stakeholder
Explanation:
The stakeholder is refers to the person in an organization that basically helps in managing all the stake in business either in external or internal type.
The main responsibility of stakeholder is to managing the resources in an organization and managing all the investment related business approach and the supply chain.
According to the given question, Vincent is the retired CEO of the company and he investing the capital in the startup company that helps in creating the software.
Therefore, The Vincent is basically refers to the startup firm's stakeholder.
Answer:
a.Payment for meals
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is referred to as the next best alternative.
Opportunity cost means the benefits foregone of the non chosen alternative when an alternative is chosen from the available set of options which includes the non chosen option.
For e.g storage of money at home has an opportunity cost in the form of loss of interest had the same money been invested elsewhere apart from assuming the risk of loss of theft.
In the given case, the opportunity cost of being a full time student at a university instead of working full time at a job includes the opportunity cost in the form of income from that full time job in addition to specific expenses incurred for being a full time student such as Payment for tuition, Payment for books.
Thus, payment for meals represents a common cost which would've been incurred anyway irrespective of whether one attends full time college or does a full time job.
Answer:
D. Ordinary Income: $20,000 , Guaranteed payment: $30,000
Explanation:
Ordinary Income refers to that part of income which is classified under salaries, wages or net income in case of Partnership. Such income is taxable at ordinary rates.
Net income refers to income arrived at after deduction of all expenses and taxes from profits. In case of partnership, profits and losses are distributed in agreed profit sharing ratio as per the clause in partnership deed.
In the given case,
Net Income before adjusting guaranteed payment to Clover: $90,000
Less: <u>Guaranteed payment to Clover</u>: <u>($30,000)</u>
Ordinary Income/Net Income for all 3 partner's $60,000
Clover's share in ordinary income is one third i.e $20,000
Clover's guaranteed payment $30,000
