Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
As both, the actual rate and actual hours exceed the standards rate and standard hours, both rate and efficiency variance will be unfavorable.
And considering that if the actual labor rate exceeds the standard labor rate and if the actual labor-hours exceed the number of hours allowed, the total labor flexible budget variance will be unfavorable. As the variance is the difference between the Standard Cost and Actual Cost. So if both Standard rate & Standard hrs. are more than actual rate & actual hrs., Actual cost will be more than standard cost i.e. the variance will be unfavorable
Option d is correct
Answer:
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Answer: $4,650 Tax Credit
Explanation: Green Corporation is entitled to file for a work opportunity credit as it has given work opportunities to workers with significant barriers to employment.
Green Corporation is entitled to get 40% on wages paid per year on workers who worked for at least 400 hrs and 25% for at least 120 hrs
Green Corporation had 2 sets of workers in this category and they are:
Set 1 worked 400 hrs and are paid $8,500
Set 2 worked 300 hrs and are paid $5,000
to get the work opportunity credit for 2019:
$8,500 * 40%+ $5,000 *25% = $3,400+$1,250= $4,650
Answer:
$95,000.
Explanation:
Adjusted gross income(AGI) is the income that is calculated after deducting all the line deduction items that are included in form 1040. It is used to calculate the net income tax due.
The rental income earned by Lupe's on her personal residence amounting to $3,800 shall not be included for the purpose of calculating AGI and therefore all the expenses mentioned in the question regarding the Lupe's personal residence shall not be considered for calculating AGI and hence the Lupe's AGI will be $95,000.
Answer:
$180,000
Explanation:
Goodwill = Purchase Price - Net Assets Taken over at Fair Value
where,
Purchase Price = $635,000
Net Assets Taken over at Fair Value = $ 500,000 - $45,000 = $455,000
therefore,
Goodwill = $635,000 - $455,000 = $180,000
