Answer:
Assets that are greater than its liabilities.
If you owned and lived in the place for two of the five years before the sale, than up to $250,000 of profit is tax free.
Send it to the IRS before April 15th.
Answer:
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
Linear demand curve represents the relationship between the price of the goods and the quantity demanded for a particular good and there is a inverse relationship between the price of the goods and quantity of goods demanded.
The linear demand is elastic in nature at relatively higher prices. If there is a any increase in the price level then as a result the quantity demanded for that good decreases. Slightly change in the price level will lead to larger change in the quantity demanded.
Answer:
Assets in a company are those things owned by a company to enable it make profit.
Liabilities refer to those amounts and objects owed to other entities.
Equity refers to amounts and objects that represent shareholder interest. Any item that would be in the income statement is equity related because it is related to the net income which is an equity amount.
1. Accounts Payable - Liability as it is owed by the company .
2. Accounts Receivable - Asset as it is owed to the company.
3. Auto Expense - Stockholders' Equity as it is a part of net income.
4. Common Stock - Stockholders' Equity as it represents ownership in company.
5. Cash - Asset
6. Dividends - Stockholders' Equity as it is money paid to shareholders.
7. Fees Earned - Stockholders' Equity as it is part of the net income.
8. Land - Asset as it is owned by the company to generate profit.
9. Miscellaneous Expense - Stockholders' Equity as it is part of the net income.
10. Supplies - Assets as it is owned by the company to generate profit.
11. Supplies Expense - Stockholders' Equity as it is part of the net income.
12. Wages Expense - Stockholders' Equity as it is part of the net income.
