Estelle is a recent accounting graduate, and while she likes the idea raised by her fellow graduate Fernando to set up business in a partnership together, she has always wanted to go into business for herself. Before Estelle makes a decision, her instructor tells her it would be a good idea to consider the effect of different tax structures on each type of business, just in case she favors one situation more than the other. Compare and contrast how partnerships and sole proprietorships differ in terms of their tax requirements.

Sanjay was recently alerted to the fact that his business will be audited by the IRS. What are some possible causes for Sanjay’s business being selected for audit? What will this audit likely entail? How can Sanjay prepare?

After getting his first paycheck, Marlon is incredulous at the amount of money that goes to FICA. “Who in the world is FICA?” he asks his mother. How does she reply?

Eloise has exactly $300 to spend on an airline ticket. Assuming that she will need to pay the passenger ticket tax, the passenger facility charge, and the Sept. 11th fee, what is the maximum base ticket price Eloise can still afford to pay, knowing that she has all these additional fees and taxes to pay? Explain.

Sloan has always been pretty lax about preparing her taxes, and she doesn't pay too much attention to the rules. However, after taking a class on tax fraud, she is a bit concerned that some of the information in her past tax returns may be questionable. Sloan should only be worried about tax fraud if she’s made certain mistakes in the past. What kind of mistakes should Sloan be concerned about? Explain.

All of the following characterize both perfectly competitive and monopolistically competitive markets EXCEPT: Price is equal to average revenue. Price is equal to average revenue. A Individual firms produce output where marginal cost equals marginal revenue. Individual firms produce output where marginal cost equals marginal revenue. B Firms can affect the selling price of their product. Firms can affect the selling price of their product. C The market has a large number of firms. The market has a large number of firms. D Firms can easily enter or exit the market.

The government can make money by borrowing from its population in the form of governmental bonds.

A. True
B. False

A consulting company hired by Best Builders has just completed a study to determine the best fencing for a condominium complex Best Builders will construct. The technical writer preparing a recommendation report based on the feasibility study has compiled the following information to be used in the report: Because the complex will be located in an environmentally sensitive area, the fence must visually enhance the property while blending in with its surroundings, yet at the same time adding a measure of safety. In order to keep monthly condominium dues as low as possible, the fence must not require a high degree of maintenance. Its minimum life should be 25 years, and it should cost under $70,000. The options researched were stone, vinyl, vinyl-coated iron, and wood. Both types of vinyl fencing will last up to 25 years, stone up to 50 years, and wood up to 15 years. Wood fencing must be painted or stained periodically. Maintenance for vinyl and stone fencing consists of occasionally washing with water. Based on two bids for each type of fencing, all types fall within the maximum allowable cost. Wood was cheapest, followed closely by vinyl. Stone and vinyl-coated iron were the most expensive. We think the best course of action is to have a stone wall built by Masonry Builders, Inc., to enclose the new condominium complex. What additional information is needed for the recommendation report

Help me please.. there is no option on here for Human Resources principals, so I jus clicked business as the subject..

2.____What is auto insurance based on in IL?
A. How much money you have
B. Fault
C. Your job
D. How tall you are

global market distribution system and because the Breathe Right strips complemented the 3M first-aid product line.Refer to Breathe Right. To market the nasal strips in countries outside the United States, CNS and 3M provided the strips to the national sports teams. For example, sales in South Africa took off when the entire South African rugby team wore the strips when they won the World Cup of rugby. This example primarily illustrates the use of which element of the global marketing mix

If the Table Analyzer finds unrelated data in a table, what does it suggest a user do?
O split the table into queries
O break the table into multiple tables
O move all the data to a new report
O move some data to a different database

How far do most developers push their databases in normalization?
O to the first normal form
O to the second normal form
O to the third normal form
O to the fourth normal form

Beyond standard benefits like vacation time, sick leave, and health

insurance, what do you think a business could offer that would make

a potential employee want to work there over a rival company?

Explain your answer.

Outline two possible problems to HSN of many employees leaving.​

Tomato sauce and spaghetti noodles are complementary goods. A decrease in the price of tomatoes will a. decrease consumer surplus in the market for tomato sauce and increase producer surplus in the market for spaghetti noodles. b. increase consumer surplus in the market for tomato sauce and decrease producer surplus in the market for spaghetti noodles. c. increase consumer surplus in the market for tomato sauce and increase producer surplus in the market for spaghetti noodles. d. decrease consumer surplus in the market for tomato sauce and decrease producer surplus in the market for spaghetti noodles.

Read the passage. What department does Marnle work in? What is her profession?
Marnee works in a university's department. She used to be a Math teacher, now she advises other teachers on selecting text books and
making lesson plans. She no longer teaches.
Marnee works in the____
department. She is an)_____
1)option. A Administration B Support C Faulty 2) option A Academic dean B Superintendent of schools C Curriculum developer

An investor has up to $250,000 to invest in two types of investments. Type A pays 6% annually and type B pays 8% annually. To have a well-balanced portfolio, the investor imposes the following conditions. At least one-fourth of the total portfolio is to be allocated to type A investments and at least one-fourth of the portfolio is to be allocated to type B investments. What is the optimal amount that should be invested in each type of investment

The Marshall plan was an example of

Internal financing

Foreign direct investment

Foreign portfolio investment

Foreign aid

Fact Pattern: Mr. Bonet, a one-third partner, had a $12,000 basis in his partnership interest. Mr. Bonet withdrew from the ABC Partnership on January 1 of the current year when the partnership had the following balance sheet: Assets Basis FMV Cash $12,000 $12,000 Accounts receivable 0 30,000 Land 24,000 27,000 $36,000 $69,000 Equities Accounts payable $ 9,000 $ 9,000 Abbot, capital 9,000 20,000 Bonet, capital 9,000 20,000 Costell, capital 9,000 20,000 $36,000 $69,000 If Mr. Bonet received $20,000 cash in a liquidating distribution, what will he report as his gain or loss

Question 7 of 10
Which of the following tells you what your gross and net income was for a
particular pay period?
A. W-4 form
B. Pay check
C. Tax return
D. Pay stub

which of these is not a social or economic goal of the US economy

An airline knows that there are two types of travelers: business travelers and vacationers. For a particular flight, there are 100 business travelers who will pay $600 for a ticket while there are 50 vacationers who will pay $300 for a ticket. There are 150 seats available on the plane. Suppose the cost to the airline of providing the flight is $20,000, which includes the cost of the pilots, flight attendants, fuel, etc. How much profit will the airline earn if it engages in price discrimination

how will you explain a yellow colour to someone who has never seen before??​

PM Industries has two service departments (Administration and Maintenance) and two operating departments. Departmental costs before allocations are $950,000 for Administration and $1,650,000 for Maintenance. Maintenance costs are allocated on the basis of the number of LPM employees. Administration has 450 employees; Maintenance has 750 employees; Operating Department 1 has 1,350 employees and Operating Department 2 has 1,200 employees. Using the step-down method, how much of the cost from the Maintenance Department will be allocated to Administration

Hello people can someone help me I'm into this person and I sent him a picture of my self and he said ''You honestly don’t look that bad'' can someone please tell me what it means when u a guy tells u that

Indicate whether each of the following transactions represents an increase in net exports, a decrease in net exports, an increase in net capital outflow, or a decrease in net capital outflow for the United States. Transaction Net Exports Net Capital Outflow Increase Decrease Increase Decrease The Japanese car manufacturer Nissan builds a factory in Ohio. A German citizen buys an Apple computer. An American buys a Sony TV. An American fashion company opens up an outlet in the U.K.

In 30-50 words, describe credit score

What criteria should be met before a data bar can be used in a report? Check all that apply. text fields numerical field drop-down menus all are primary keys all values can be compared length depends on value in field​

Sam has been working in the same position without any promotion or salary increase for 2 years. He currently makes $45,000 per year, but he thinks that someone with his experience should make $50,000. During his annual appraisal, he approaches the topic with his boss. Sam asks for a $10,000 a year raise. His boss says that the current budget cannot support such an increase. Sam then asks for a $5,000 a year raise, and his boss agrees. Which technique did Sam use to attain compliance from his boss

Find two cases of life insurance fraud. Write a paragraph for each one explaining the details given. (how was the fraud committed, what was the purpose, how the person was caught, what happened as a result, etc.) Next, find one case of health insurance fraud and look up the same information.

How do most individuals finance their healthcare costs?

directly from their employers
with government funding
through health insurance benefits
completely on their own

Morris Ronaldo runs a small sole proprietorship that has one truck that is used solely in the business. It had a cost of $70,000 but a tax basis of only $19,000. However, it has a fair value of $22,000. It is traded for a similar truck with a list sales price of $80,000. To make the sale, the dealer reduced the price by $24,000 as a trade-in allowance for the old truck. Morris paid the $56,000 difference in cash. This exchange qualifies for section 1031 like-kind nonrecognition of gain treatment. Group of answer choices True False

You just celebrated your first full year in business. You earned
$100,000 in revenue and had $65,000 of expenses. The
$35,000 you have left is called your...

1. Profit
2. Sales
3. Services
4. Expenses
5. Goods

Which of the following statements regarding budgets is true? a. Budgets are detailed forward-looking financial reports based on expected income and expenses. b. Budgets describe a person’s financial position at a given point in time. c. Budgets measure a person’s financial performance at a given point in time. d. Budgets describe a person’s financial goals over a specific period of time. e. Budgets are historical documents that tell an individual how he or she has performed in the past.