A. How Children should be raised. Nowadays, the whole theme concerning childrearing has been thoroughly discussed in almost all societies around the world. Are parents trying too hard to make the perfect kid? Parents always want what is best for their child and the different methods used by parents to achieve “what is best” has sparked the discussion about the upbringing of children. The three texts presented in this task each have a different opinion regarding childrearing. 1. The first
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essay (suggested length of a total of 1–2 pages) in which you do the following: 1. Describe how you would reconcile the book income to tax income differences for ABC as a corporation and an s-corporation. 2. Make a recommendation for the board of directors about whether or not ABC should become an s-corporation, based on your calculations. (You may present this portion of your essay in memo format if you wish.) For corporations, there is a three step process to reconcile book income to
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of the day doing schoolwork. Dr. Bryan Caplan has the opposite opinion about this case, which can be seen in text 2, a newspaper article by Kate Loveys:” Let them eat pizza: Parenting guru’s recipe for bringing up children”. He believes each child´s own choices are a part of their progress and development. People with this kind of upbringing can also become very successful in life. Dr. Bryan Caplan also thinks children should live a controversial life where they are able to be free and do what they
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The day the earth shook : 5000 people died. Less people died in north ridge. Los angeles: earthquake hits with magnitude 6.7 * 57 people died. Big city earthquake will happen again but will not cause massive loss. City of kobe: 5400 deaths many fires started around the city which burnt the whole city down. Water tanks even became empty and could not take out all the fires. Homes were made out of mud and straw at the bottom and tiled ceilings and roofs which collapsed when the hurricane
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became older, it was more beneficial for the two to sell the business and retire. Question 2: Do you think the decision to incorporate as a C corporation rather than an S corporation was correct? Explain. Answer 2: The Martins decision to incorporate a C corporation rather than an S corporation was a very smart decision. As an S corporation one of the disadvantages would be “that all shareholders must be individuals, estates, or some type of personal trust.” (Byrd & Megginson 66). The C corporation
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Small Business Idea Paper The government recently released funds to individuals who want to create a small business. This concept of releasing funds to individuals will create more jobs and stimulate the economy. The first step for a small business owner is to determine which of the four forms of business the organization will best fit with the new owner’s ideas. In addition, the business owner will need to review all tax legalities and implications associated with the different forms of business
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Tracy and Mark both have jobs that take them away from home for long hours. They are not spending the night away but they still require sleep in the middle of their shift in order to remain safe. Facts: Tracy and Mark both work in positions that take them away from home for extended periods of time thus requiring them to sleep in the middle of their shifts. Conclusion: If the nature of the taxpayer's employment is such that when away from home, during released time, it is reasonable for him
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| $40,000 $130,000 $90,000 $70,000 | Question 7. 7. Which of the following is not a characteristic of an S corporation? (Points : 1) | It is a flow through entity Owners increase their basis for debt taken by the S corporation Owner's participate in limited tax-free fringe benefits Owners increase their basis for gains and decrease basis for losses incurred by the S corporation | Question 8. 8. A corporation can carry a net operating loss forward (Points : 1) | 1 year 2
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liquidity, and infinite life. The disadvantages are double taxation, separation of ownership and control. 5. Explain the difference between an S corporation and a C corporation. C corporations must pay corporate income taxes; S corporations do not pay corporate taxes, but must pass through the income to shareholders to whom it is taxable. S corporations are also limited to 75 shareholders and cannot have corporate or foreign stockholders. 6. You are a shareholder in a C corporation.
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and Darlene would be an S corporation. An S corporation is a regular corporation that has elected S corporation tax status. Forming an S corporation allows for the limited liability of a corporate shareholder; however income taxes are paid based on a structure of a sole proprietor or a partnership. In an S corporation, all business profits pass through to the owners, who report them on their personal tax returns as with a sole proprietorships, partnerships, and LLCs. An S corporation is not required
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