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Answer:
D) $4,200
Explanation:
the business investigation expenses of a taxpayer who is already engaged in a similar trade or business are fully deductible in the year incurred regardless of whether or not the taxpayer goes into a new business.
Therefore, the maximum amount of deduction for the current year is 
$4,200.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
This is an example of mass customization
Explanation:
Mass customization is a business concept that involves mass manufacturing products that meet individual consumer wants and needs. It combines flexibility and personalization of unique made products with the low unit costs associated with mass production. It is sensitive to customer preferences with standardisation of processes, and the customer satisfaction that comes with owning a custom product.  
Custom Foot offers a basic package for their boots and shoes, and then offer customers a variety of features they can add or subtract. With this, they can provide alternatives for modifying a product without the costs associated with making a 100 percent unique product.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: The answer is as follows:
Explanation:
Given that,
Used car $93.38 per month for 60 months 
Cash price = $4,200
Down payment = $50
(a) Amount Financed = Total Value (Cash Price) - Down Payment
                                    =  4200 - 50
                                    = $4150
(b) Finance Charge = Total payments - Amount Financed
                                 = 93.38 × 60 - 4150 
                                 = 5602.8 - 4150
                                 = $1452.8
(c) Deferred payment price = Down Payment + Total payments
                                              = 50 + 5602.8
                                              = $5652.8
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
<em>Documentary evidence  </em>
Explanation:
<em>CFAs resolve fraud allegations  by taking statements, obtaining evidences and writing reports, testifying crimes and  by assisting in the detection and prevention of white collar crimes. </em>
Any evidence that can be used at  a trial as documents are called documentary evidence, it generally means the wrings on paper such as a will, contract or invoice. Tape recordings, photographs printed documents, emails and spreadsheets can also be considered documentary evidence. Although  authenticity of genuine evidence needs to be proved  
If a document is produced for other purpose instead of the examination of the contents of the document it is not considered to be a documentary evidence.  
e.g if a letter is produced during the trial to prove that the author of letter was shot by the defendant then it would be considered as documentary evidence but a film of the incident or a written description of this incident by an eye witness would be considered as documentary evidence.