Answer:
A. Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale
Explanation:
The behaviorally anchored rating scales, called BARS for short, indicates both qualitative and quantitative data to the employees appraisal process. BARS uses behavioural movements as reference rather than using the traditional generic descriptors. It identifies critical behaviours of a large group, classify these behaviors into performance dimensions and then rank these behaviors into levels of performance.
Answer:
$5,500 USD
Explanation:
Since traditional Roth IRA accounts cannot be owned jointly, then both individuals must have their own account. That being said they can still contribute to each other's Roth IRA accounts on behalf of their spouse. You can contribute a total of 100% of your earned income up to a limit of $5,500 USD. Pensions are not allowed as contributions. Individual's over the age of 50 have a limit of $6,500
Answer:
huh
Explanation:
where is it? I cant find it
Answer:
AAA account balance after distribution is
0
AEP account balance after distribution is
0
Cody’s stock basis $7,500
Explanation:
AAA account
Distribution from Account
8,000 not taxable
Effect on Stock Basis
(8,000)
Balance after Distribution
0
AEP account
Distribution from Account
2,500 is not a taxable dividend and it does not tend to affect stock basis because it is from a previous C-corporation
Effect on Stock Basis
0
Balance after Distribution
0
Cody’s stock basis
Distribution from Account
4,500 not taxable
Effect on Stock Basis
(4,500)
Balance after Distribution
20,000-8,000-4,500= $7,500
