4. Proportion
4. Proportion
In the case of Casimaty v FCT 97 ATC 5135, the taxpayer was doing fencing and farming business, which his father inherited an amount of 998 acres land that was known as “Acton View” (Australian Tax Casebook p.162). He then purchased another 40 acres of land, which he built a homestead. As time goes by, he suffered some sort of difficulties as there were drought, severe financial debts, and as well as poor health condition. As he had no alternatives, so he decided to sell-off portions of the land from time to time as to reduce the burden of his debt. There was a series of eight subdivisions and a large portion of property was sold.…
(Rouses) is a calendar year-end company. On February 1, 2014, Rouses announced that it was acquiring 80 percent of the outstanding common stock of Best Beans Ever Corp. (Best Beans Ever) in a business combination. On the acquisition date, Rouses paid $40 million in cash and issued two million shares of Rouses common stock to the selling shareholders of Best Beans Ever.…
9. Would you do anything differently if you could repeat the experience? If the experience could be repeated, several things would be changed so that the T.M could perform at her best. The environment would change to a more calmer and quieter one with fewer distractions.…
Pricing is influenced by desired net income, competitive position, and market structure (Cleverley, Cleverley, & Song, 2012). Desired net income, is the starting block for most short- and long-term pricing decisions. Net income is the difference between revenues and expenses (Cleverley, Cleverley, & Song, 2012). In the business world, there must be enough revenue in sales of products and services in order to maintain the business. If prices are not controlled, the business could suffer greatly.…
Alian Boudrias, 40, plead guilty in front of the Ontario Court of Justice on Friday, February 10th, for failure to comply in Ottawa and for theft under $500. The accused was found guilty of both charges, with a sentence of 13-day imprisonment and a 9-month period to pay off a $113 fine. “I do apologize for my actions, it is the first time I have ever tried doing something like that,” said Boudrias during his arraignment.…
In Pennsylvania, a plaintiff claiming negligent infliction of emotional distress must establish one of these four situations: “1) that the defendant had a contractual or fiduciary duty; 2) plaintiff suffered a physical impact; 3) plaintiff was in a “zone of danger” and at risk of an immediate physical injury; or 4) plaintiff had a contemporaneous perception of tortious injury to a close relative.” Doe v. Phila. Cmty. Health Alternatives AIDS Task Force, 754 A.2d 25, 27 (Pa. Super. Ct. 2000).…
1. Where should the citizens go? This question does not pertain to us. We are simply school superintendents, thus our responsibility is only with the students.…
Have you ever met a person who didn’t have any parents or guardians ? Did you ever think about what might happen if something bad were to happen to them and they needed medical treatment?. You probably didn’t but that’s fine it’s not your job to worry about but this is a situation that could possibly happen so if it did what would they do?…
Question 1. Can you think of some diseases that are of public health importance? There are many public health concerns, including but not limited to tuberculosis, heart disease, HIV, cancer, and diabetes. Perhaps some mental health disorders could be included, since they are a big problem in today’s society such as anxiety, depression and bipolar disorder.…
Governor Faubus calls the National Guard to stop nine kids from going to Central High on September 4 ,1957. Why would he stop nine kid from entering Central High you may ask... It’s because they are black. Governor Faubus called 289 armed men to “keep peace” by stopping nine kids from going to school when three years before “Brown vs Board of Education” was passed. Governor Faubus is quoted saying that "...imminent danger of tumult, riot and breach of peace and the doing of violence to persons and property.”…
1. What are the kinds of compliance failures that would lead to a significant risk to their brand or reputation damage? (For example: do all trucks and equipment meet safety standards and are all drivers adequately trained in the use of trucks and equipment, and do they have a full understanding of the compliance issues that affect them). And are there any failures within FTC which could affect compliance with any aspect of the businesses operations. Or are there any external problems (this is where FTC will need to make sure that all external partnership deals are being monitored for compliance), especially with products and or services that could lead to compliance issues?…
Lease is a contract renting land, buildings to another; a contract or instrument conveying property to another for a specified period or for a period determinable at the will of either lessor or lessee in consideration of rent or other compensation. Laws relating to the sale of goods, in other words, sales law, have their origin in the common law principles of contracts. Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), however, which governs sales law, has made changes that meet the needs of merchants and consumers who deal with one another contractually in a modern business world. In effect, the UCC has relaxed the rules relating to sales transactions by removing many of the technical requirements relating to contracts under the common law. Under the UCC, it is now far easier to form a binding sales contract.…
If there are no other issues that would affect the timing of revenue recognition, how much revenue should be recognized in the following periods? Include journal entries in your answer. (Assume that ALI has early adopted any pending guidance included in the relevant sections of the Codification.) a. The quarter ending September 30,…
It is not necessarily a physical object; products can include goods, services, people, places and ideas (Walker. I., 2000, Marketing Theory and Practice, lecture 1). Products enable a company to differentiate itself from competitors and gain competitive advantage. Products can be positioned based on attributes, benefits offered, usage occasions, users, against or away from competitors, or based on the products class (Walker. I., 2000, Marketing Theory and Practice, lecture 6).…
1. Brand equity Brand leadership One of the FNB’s core value proposition of entrenching their competitive advantage and increasing their market share has been through their brand appeal together with the experience consistency for its customers as well as the prospective customers. According to Aaker & Joachimsthaler (2012), brand equity is an asset that forms a basis for competitive leadership in the long run. The unique resource base of an organization has a direct influence on its strategy and competitive advantage thereto. Marketing of the brand by the bank therefore plays a critical role.…