Answer:
$26,200
Explanation:
Current gain = Fair market value of the property - Basis of qualified property = $26,200 - $21,833 = $4367. Thus, the amount of Grady current gain is $4,367
We now determine the basis that Gredy takes for the share of Eadie stock
Basis = Original basis of qualified property + Current gain
Basis = $21,833 + $4,367
Basis = $26,200
Thus, basis that Gredy takes for the share of Eadie stock is $26,200
Answer: yes
Explanation: although the manager was aware of the weather condition, his negligence hampered him from posting a sign to caution incoming customers. This negligence had incurred a damage to his account and he is liable to compensate Kim for negligence
I'm on the same question right now. I wanna say C, <em>Black & Decker sells its power tools directly to consumers on the Internet.</em>
The question asks about business buyer behavior which is pretty much businesses buying and selling to eachother. Lowe's is involved with Whirlpool brand items, Kroger is involved with purchasing items from other businesses/suppliers, and Kellogg is selling their product to other grocery stores (businesses).
Black & Decker isn't involved with any other businesses.
Anyways, I'd say C :)
EDIT: it is C, 100%. Just finished
I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. The scenario that demonstrates the function of money as a measure of value would be that Sharad decides to offer his services as a typist. he asks for $3 per page. a new client prefers $2 per page. They settle at $2.50 per page. <span>Closely linked with the service of </span>money <span>as a </span>medium of exchange <span>is its </span>function as a measure of value.<span>
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Answer:
Instructions are listed below.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
The standard labor cost for a motor tune-up is given below:
Standard Hours= 2.5
Standard Rate= $33
Standard Cost Motor tune-up= 82.5
The shop supervisor recalls that 58 tune-ups were completed during the week, and the controller recalls the following variance data relating to tune-ups:
Labor rate variance $ 80 F
Labor spending variance $ 118 U
1) Direct labor efficiency variance= (SQ - AQ)*standard rate
Direct labor efficiency variance= (58*2.5 - actual quantity)*33
118= (145 - AQ)*33
118= 4,785 - 33AQ
-4,667= -33AQ
141.42= Actual Quantity
2) Direct labor price variance= (SR - AR)*AQ
80= (2.5 - Actual rate)*141.42
-273.55= -141.42AR
1.92= Actual rate