Answer:
The Asset is a Qualifying Asset.
Explanation:
Qualifying Assets take substantial period of <em>time</em> to get ready for its intended use and purpose and that will require capitalizing interest costs or borrowing cost to the asset.
B is the most reasonable answer
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": Concurrent engineering.
Explanation:
Compared to the traditional model in which the design is drawn chronologically and methodically, concurrent engineering is a method that allows working in parallel. This model is based on the idea that designers must consider all the stages a product goes through, from the moment when it is an idea until it reaches end-consumers.
This implies the <em>design of the product, its production, quality measurements, market demand, </em>and <em>its positioning among competitors.</em>
Answer:
B) $5,000
Explanation:
Under Section 1014 (a) the basis of any property acquired by a decedent (Lynn) through a gift within 1 year of death and passed back to the donor (Edwin) due to the decedent's death, will be adjusted to the basis immediately prior to the death.
In other words, since Lynn died within 1 year of receiving Edwin's gift, Edwin's basis will be the same as Lynn's basis.
Answer:
d. 829
Explanation:
The computation of the ending inventory using the LIFO method is shown below:
Since there are 300 units in hand which reflects the ending inventory units so
= 150 units ×$2.60 + 150 units $2.925
= $390 + $438.75
= $828.75
i.e d. 829
So 150 units is taken from June and the remaining units i.e 150 units are taken from June 10
