The name of the contract is CALIFORNIA SALES CONTRACT AND CIVIL CODE. This contract is majorly used for purchase of lands in California. The conditions attached to the use of the contract has make it less attractive to people who desire to purchase landed properties in California.
Answer:
The answer is C. How high the par value
Explanation:
Par value is sometimes called as the nominal value or face value. What it means is that it is the value given through an initial valuation and the Par value is not set by the "supply and demand" in the market. Because of this, It has a very little impact on the market price of a Share.
However, when it comes to Corporate bonds and fixed-income instruments, par value becomes important as it is considered in calculating the maturity time and the interest rates.
Answer: Team based
Explanation:
In a team based structure there is easy flow of communication and idea, with little concern for hierarchical structure, it is characterize by low formalization.
Answer:option (e)
None of the above
Explanation:
The mid quarter convention applies to this MACRS calculation.
§ 179 expense $500,000
Additional first-year depreciation= [($650,000 - $500,000) × 0.50]
$75,000 MACRS cost recovery ($75,000 × 0.05) 3,750
Total = $78,750
Income from the business before the cost is recovered is $600,000 less. Therefore, the Total cost recovered;
Total cost recovery= (78,750)
§ 179 business income limitation $521,250
Therefore, Augie's total cost recovery deduction;
= $500,000 + $78,750
= $578,750.
Answer:
six months
Explanation:
Restricted shares are form of securities that are gotten in private sales, from an affiliate of the issuer or through an issuing house. Basically, restricted securities are a form of compensation given to investors in exchange for providing start up capital to a company hence are issued through employee stock benefit plans, private placements, regulation offerings etc.
According to rule 144, before an investor could sell any restricted securities in the market place, such securities must be held for a certain period of time, usually six months for a reporting company, who is subject to the reporting requirements of SEC 1949.
However, where the issuer of the securities is not subjected to reporting requirements of SEC, then the investor could hold them for a period of one year.
