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Gala2k [10]
3 years ago
15

When you look out your window and see a large, brown truck parked in your driveway, with a person in a brown uniform carrying a

package to your front door, do you know who it is without reading the truck’s lettering? Maybe you recognize the standard colors of UPS—a package delivery service that falls into the Transportation and Logistics Career Cluster. Do some research online to find four specific jobs at UPS. See if you can identify the career pathway that each one falls under. Then describe the location in which each professional would likely work.
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1 answer:
Lisa [10]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Warehouse package handler-no degree needed (work in the warehouse)

Automotive technician-possibly engineering school )work at the truck lot or in a garage)

Billing associate-degree in finance (in corporate office)

New product development-degree in business marketing (in corporate office)

Explanation:

im not sure exactly what the career path would be but those are 4 different jobs at UPS.

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Answer:

Star Corp.

Star Corp.'s total deductible business expenses for the year is:

= $1,952,000.

Explanation:

Ordinary and Necessary Expenses incurred in 2020:

Office rent:                                 $50,000

CEO compensation:              $1,500,000

Salary paid to janitor:              $250,000

Business meals:                        $30,000 (100% of the amount paid)

Client entertainment:             $100,000 (100% of the amount paid)

Political contribution/lobbying:  $5,000

Advertising:                              $70,000

Taxes & licenses (state, local &

payroll tax; not fed. inc. tax):   $30,000

Life insurance policy on CEO

- premiums:                            $12,000

Federal income taxes:        $250,000

Total expenses incurred $2,297,000

Total Deductible Business Expenses for the year:

Office rent:                                     $50,000

CEO compensation:                 $1,500,000

Salary paid to janitor:                    $20,000

Business meals:                            $15,000 (50% of $30,000)

Client entertainment:                            $0 (0% of $100,000)

Political contribution/lobbying:      $5,000

Advertising:                                  $70,000

Taxes & licenses (state, local &

payroll tax; not fed. inc. tax):       $30,000

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- premiums:                                $12,000

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2. The offer should be accepted.

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Units of Tri-Robos to be manufactured = 21,300

Costs of manufacturing:

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Direct labor ($39 per robot)                         830,700

Variable overhead ($5 per robot)                106,500

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Price from Tiench Inc per unit = $113

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Fixed overhead          195,000

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