Answer: C. Access the current reality
Explanation:Accessing the current reality of a market or product involves conducting certain benchmark activities in other to access or identify the challenges which may hinder the product or market from reaching the intended height. Current reality assessment is a fundamental step in making a product launch as a good reality assessment will pave the way to making success and generating the company's projected revenue from the product. It is an important aspect of the strategic management process as it projects the popularity of the intended product.
Answer:
$82,000
Explanation:
The computation of the current investment is shown below:
Current investment = Number of shares of common stock × price per share
= 2,000 shares × $41 per share
= $82,000
By multiplying the number of shares of common stock with the price per share we can get the current investment in the company
All other information which is given is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Answer: a. $120,000
b. $6,000
c. Yes
Explanation:
a. It is said that the collection centres would help reduce the collection time by 2 days and that every day $60,000 comes in.
If the proposal will reduce the amount of time taken to collect by 2 days then that means that the amount freed up is the amount that they would have collected in two days had it not been for the system.
That amount would be,
= $60,000 * 2
= $120,000
b. If they used this free up cash to pay off a debt that was accumulating 5% per year then the 5% will be saved.
The amount saved therefore is,
= 120,000 * 5%
= $6,000
By retiring a $120,000 that was accruing $6,000 a year, the proposal has enabled that $6,000 to be saved instead.
c. The cost of implementing this proposal is $5,200 per year and yet the savings it gives in interest is $6,000.
As the savings are higher than the cost, the number definitely suggest that the project should be implemented because it is more beneficial than it costs.
If income is accrued <u>or arises outside India and is not received in India</u>, it is not taxable in the case of Non-Resident.
<h3>Who is a resident and non resident?</h3>
A resident is a person who has resided in India in that year for 182 days or more. He is a natural person or an individual who is domiciled in a particular state.
A Non- Resident is a person who is not the resident of India for tax purposes. Section 2(30) defines non-resident as a person who is not a resident.
Basically, Income which accrue or arise outside india and also received outside india is taxable in case of Non-Resident.
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