Answer:
A) true
Explanation:
Specific purpose statements are used in speeches that try to persuade or convince an audience about doing something that the speaker favors. Generally the best specific purpose statements must include specific actions to be taken and not simply general actions that should be determined later.
In this case, the speaker is trying to persuade his/her audience to support a government ban on all tobacco advertising. It is a very specific statement that has the purpose of persuading the audience to act against a perceived wrong action.
Marsha is single, had gross income of $50,000, and incurred the following expenses: Charitable contribution $2,000 Taxes and interest on home 7,000 Legal fees incurred in a tax dispute 1,000 Medical expenses 3,000 Penalty on early withdrawal of savings 250Her AGI is:
d. $49,750
Explanation:
- Marsha is single, had gross income of $50,000, and incurred the following expenses: Charitable contribution $2,000 Taxes and interest on home 7,000 Legal fees incurred in a tax dispute 1,000 Medical expenses 3,000 Penalty on early withdrawal of savings 250Her AGI is:
- d. $49,750
- The Interest which is used to buy or carry tax exempt securities is not deductible.
- Only 20% of the adjusted gross income limitation is applied to certain contributions made to private foundations.
- Married couple must be,filing a separate return, and their spouse is itemizing.
Answer: 9.81%
Explanation:
Cost of capital = (cost of debt * weight of debt) + ( cost of equity * weight of equity)
Cost of Equity = Risk free rate + beta * Market risk premium
= 8% + 0.59 * 6%
= 11.54%
Cost of capital = (8% * 49%) + (11.54% * 51%)
= 9.81%
Answer:
C. contract with contingencies
Explanation:
Real estate contracts that contain contingencies or provisions that must be met before the real estate contract can be fulfilled are called contracts with contingencies. If this contingencies or provisions are not fully satisfied, the contact is null or void, e.g. the buyer will only proceed with the operation if the house passes the inspection.
If it is a simple yes or no question then yes. If it is one that asks for an explanation then no. Like "Yes, but..." or "No, and..."
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