Incomplete question. I answered from a general working perspective.
Answer:
<u>1. communication skill improvement</u>
<u>2. time management skill improvement</u>
Explanation:
1. Note, in virtually every work environment today, effective communication is key to achieve the objectives of the organization. Therefore, it is important to know;
- what to say,
- how to say it,
- when to say it, and
- who to say it to.
2. Having time management skills is vital in today's fast pace work environment. Therefore, applying the coursework to gaining this skill-set is surely worth commendation.
Orson has probably committed the tort of conversion unless he can show that <u>"Harrison does not really own the car."</u>
Conversion is an intentional tort comprising of taking with the goal of practicing over the property a proprietorship conflicting with the genuine proprietor's privilege of possession". In the United Kingdom, it is a tort of strict liability. Its counterparts in criminal law incorporate robbery or burglary and criminal change. In those wards that remember it, criminal transformation is a lesser wrongdoing than burglary/theft.
One would be getting out of credit card debt.
<span>another would might be having a savings account in case you lose a job.</span>
More than $200,000 but less than $1,000,000
Explanation:
A Life Insurance is close to a realistic payout because it's more than a money redemption interest which is less than the death benefit from offering an established live insurance policy to a third party.
A life insurance premium return means that you will get the money you pay as premiums given back, non-taxable when you have completed the life insurance policy and are still alive. You will get $6,000 back if you pay 50 dollars a month for ten years.
Answer:
He does not report any gross income as life insurance proceeds are exempted from tax.
Explanation:
As a rule life insurance proceeds to a beneficiary are not taxable, they are viewed as non taxable inheritance of the deceased to the beneficiary.
However if Ellie had instructed the insurance company to hold the funds for sometime before paying Jason, the interest earned during that period will be taxable.
