Answer:
b. $150
Explanation:
Standard deduction refers to deduction available to an individual at a flat rate say 30%.Whereas in itemized deductions, an individual can claim deductions at different rates on different items.
Usually itemized deductions are more beneficial to an individual and in case tax saving in these cases exceeds total standard deductions, itemized deductions should be preferred.
In the given case, contribution of $1000 to church shall amount to a deduction. Since the tax rate applicable to the individual is 15%, the savings in tax shall amount to 15% of $1000 i.e $150.
Answer:
Option D is the correct answer,$ 88,338.48
Explanation:
The liability reported in the balance sheet can be computed by using the pv formula in excel which is stated thus:
=-pv(rate,nper,pmt,fv)
rate is the incremental borrowing rate of 11% per year
nper is the number of payments required to settle the obligation which is 10
pmt is the amount of yearly payment in order to fully settle the debt owed which is $15,000 per year
fv is the future worth of total payments which is not unknown,hence taken as zero
=-pv(11%,10,15000,0)=$ 88,338.48
The correct answer is $ 88,338.48
Answer:
$26,700 excess
Explanation:
The amount of deficiency or excess can be determined only when the ending cash balance is known. The ending cash balance is the addition of the net movement in cash to the opening cash balance.
The net movement is the difference between the total receipts and the total payments or disbursement.
Total receipts for January
= $1,061,200
Total payments
= $984,500
Net movement = $1,061,200 - $984,500
= $76,700
Ending balance = $290,000 + $76,700
= $366,700
If the minimum cash requirement is $340,000
The amount of the (deficiency)/excess cash (after considering the minimum cash balance required) for January
= $366,700 - $340,000
= $26,700
Answer:
a fear appeal
Explanation:
Fear appeal is the strategy that induces fear in an individual with the aim of preventing a particular behaviour.
Usually a risk is presented to person and the consequences of taking a particular action is highlighted.
Fear appeal emphasises the negative aspects of a situation to discourage the participants from acting a particular way.
It is an important tool in malong positive change in an individual's attitudes, intentions, and behaviours.
