On one hand it does, but on the other, it doesn't.
If you look at the movie from a historical perspective, we can see what people might have behaved like in the actual event when Titanic sank. The movie portrays their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors during that horrible night, so if you think about it that way, I guess we can understand the event more. On the other hand though, the movie included a love story which is not really relevant to what actually happened in history, so it doesn't really help the viewer think about history much.
Answer:
$950,000
Explanation:
As per IRS section 332, in the case when the parent company received a property when the complete liquidation of subsidiary company is done so the receipts of such property would not recorded either any loss or gain. Also the basis of the parent company assets would be carry over basis.
So here the basis would be $950,000
The same is to be considered
Answer:
The correct option here is A) .
Explanation:
It is widely accepted that the main objective of a company is to maximize the value of company by maximizing the wealth of shareholders, which is represented through market price of company's shares ( stocks ) . Company's all around the world have made this their primary objective because if a company is not able to increase its value then its shareholders would think that the risk associated with the company has increased and it will lead them to take their investment out of company, so it is very important that a company's management ( or manager ) works in such way that shareholders wealth is maximized.
Answer: B. withdrawing funds from the account for the custodian's use
Explanation:
Under the Uniform Gifts to Minors Act, the Custodian's duty is to manage the account for the minor and allocate the assets within in such a way that it will bring about the best returns for the minor.
Custodians should not abuse this power for their own benefit or gain which is why the custodian withdrawing funds from the account for their own use is a violation of the act.
Answer:
Conversion of Estimates of Useful Life to Straight-line Depreciation Rate:
Useful Life Straight-line
Depreciation Rate
(a) 10 years 10%
(b) 8 years 12.5%
(c) 25 years 4%
(d) 40 years 2.5%
(e) 5 years 20%
(f) 4 years 25%
(g) 20 years 5%
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Straight-line
Useful Life Depreciation Rate Conversion
(a) 10 years 10% 100/10
(b) 8 years 12.5% 100/8
(c) 25 years 4% 100/25
(d) 40 years 2.5% 100/40
(e) 5 years 20% 100/5
(f) 4 years 25% 100/4
(g) 20 years 5% 100/20
