Answer: $9909
Explanation:
Let the amount that will be paid be represented by y. The question can now be solved as:
(10000 - y)/10000 × 360/182 = 0.018
(10000-y)/10000 = 0.018 × 182/360
(10000 - y)/10000 = 0.0091
10000-y = 0.0091 × 10000
10000 - y = 91
y = 10000 - 91
y = $9909
Answer:
The tax that must be added to the C corporation tax liability for the year before the S election = $49000*1/4=$12250
The rest of the three instalments of $12250 each will be paid with Lent Corporation's next three tax returns
Explanation:
FIFO Value/basis =$650000
LIFO value/basis =$510000
Difference =$140000
35% Tax =$140000*35% = $49000
The tax that must be added to the C corporation tax liability for the year before the S election = $49000*1/4=$12250
The rest of the three instalments of $12250 each will be paid with Lent Corporation's next three tax returns
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Janice Coleman is a team leader at Jackson Equipment. She has been promoted several times over the past five years and her performance evaluations are outstanding. One of the vice presidents at Jackson has been very friendly to Janice and has served as her mentor. He has also been asking her to go out with him for the past 2 years. She has declined and the vice president has recently suggested that she could be an area supervisor if he became her advocate with the management team. He has indicated he would be willing to do so if they began a personal relationship. Janice does not agree to the relationship and is promoted to area supervisor. Janice has filed a complaint of sexual harassment with the EEOC. Janice has a case for atmosphere of harassment.
Even though Janice got the promotion the vice president created an atmosphere of harrasment by trying to give her a promotion with a condition. His intentiins is what matters here as well as giving her a condition for a promotion even though she eventually got the position. He stirred up the atmosphere for harrasment.
Answer:
This study was carried on by Jiang, Zhenling, during the first semester of 2019 and it involved more than 35 million auto loans in the US. The author determined that monthly payments carrying a $9 ending digit, e.g. $199, had a highest interest rate charged. While those monthly payments carrying a $0 ending digit, e.g. $200, had the lowest interest rate charged. African American and Latin consumers were the most negatively affected groups by the higher interest rates.
The study showed that an effective bargaining tactic would decrease total payments significantly. This research also includes a lot of other information regarding the total economic effects of ending digit bias.
Explanation:
I personally guess that many car sellers and auto loans institutions tempt both African American and Latin consumers by using apparently lower monthly payments (psychologically we all consider $199 to be much cheaper than $200) in order to charge higher interest rates. They also probably offer longer term loans, e.g. 5-6 year loans instead of 3-4 year loans.
