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Clarification:

The Emerald Card log sheets or scanned images need to be retained for the current tax season plus:

A.) Three years

B.) Two years

C.) Five years

D.) Seven years

E.) None of the above

Answer:

The retention time required is three years beyond the current tax season for Emerald Card log sheets or scanned images.

A.) Three years

Explanation:

The Emerald Advance application was rolled out on November 21 allowing customers to apply at any H&R Block tax office participating in the program. Accepted applicants can receive an unsecured credit limit ranging from $350 to $1,000 until the repayment date on February 15.

The Emerald Card features a substantial daily ATM withdrawal limit of $3,000. Compared to most cards that restrict daily ATM access to under $1,000, the Emerald's cash load cap is somewhat lower at $1,000. If payroll is submitted two business days before the check date, direct deposits will be accessible to the receiving bank by 5 PM PT on the check date.

In instances when the check date occurs on a non-banking day, direct deposits will be processed the next banking day.

Answer:

Using the respective methods: Ending Inventory // COGS

W/A      2,585.75  //  10,549.25

FIFO     2,620     //    10,515

LIFO     2,539    //     10,596

Explanation:

Sales: 102 units

Sept. 1 Inventory         12 units $100  $  1,200

Sept. 12 Purchases    45 units $103  $  4,635

Sept. 19 Purchases    50 units $104  $  5,200

Sept. 26 Purchases   20 units $105  $  2,100

Available for sale      127 units           $ 13, 135

Ending Inventory     127 - 102 = 25 units

COGS is calculated by taking the cost of goods minus the units left in ending inventory.

Weighted average:

$13,135 / 127 units = 103.42519685 = 103.43 cost per unit

Ending Inventory: 25 units x $ 103.43 = $ 2,585.75

COGS: 13,135 - 2,585.75 = 10,549.25

FIFO

First sold, last remaining items in inventory

20 x 105 = 2,100 September 26th

 5 x 104 =    520 September 19th

Remaining inventory      2,620

COGS 13,135  -  2,620 = 10,515

LIFO

Last sold, first remaining in inventory

12 x 100 = 1,200 September   1st

13 x 103  = 1,339 September 12th

Remaining inventory      2,539

COGS  13,135 - 2,620 = 10,596

The correct category is B) employee’s compensation. The income approach for gauging gross domestic product (GDP) starts with the earnings generated (wages combined with rents, interest, and profits) from producing goods and services. Thus, in the context of calculating GDP through the income method, the income that Joe and Michelle earn from their partnership can be classified as B) employee’s compensation.

Response:

1. The monthly average net pay rise is $49.

2. The average monthly pay rise is 2.3%.

This query requires us to compare the pay increase against the inflation rate.

To perform this comparison, we first ascertain the average monthly pay increase in dollar terms.

This is computed by:

Next, we identify the rate at which the monthly average has increased.

The following formula is used for this calculation:

The percentage increase in net pay each month is 2.3%.

We then analyze the monthly pay rise in relation to the inflation rate.

If the monthly pay increase meets or exceeds the inflation rate, it suggests that pay is keeping pace with living costs. Conversely, if the increase lags behind the inflation rate, it suggests that pay is not keeping up with living expenses.