0
What else can I help you with?
What to do if you cant pay tax on sweepstakes house?
Sell the house AS-IS and show that as the actual value of the prize you received then pay tax of that amount you received (not the amount qouted by the sweepstakes).
What sales tax do you pay for discounted items?
You pay sales tax on the actual amount you pay for the item, not some infalted price the store says they are discounting from.
What is the amount you make to where you have to pay?
u dont
What is a mortgage interest rate?
In short the interest rate is the amount in percentage charged on your capital amount of your mortgage to you pay in addition to the actual amount loaned for the purchase of your house.
How do you figure out how much you make by your net pay?
After getting your pay stub and calculating what you had taken out on taxes your remaining total is your net pay. Divide that amount by the amount of hours you work and that will be how much you make in net pay hourly.
Define consumer's surplus Explain the difficulties in its measurement?
It's the amount a buyer is willing to pay for a commodity, minus the actual amount the buyer pays.
How much tax do you pay on. 5000?
If its the first 5000 you make or the only 5000 you make you do not pay any tax on that amount as the first 6000 you make is taxfree.
What is the amount of goods an services a buyer willing to pay called?
The price in which customer gets a bundal of satisfaction an in whn customer is willing to pay after the bargain of the actual price set up by the retailor. . .
How much does a business assistant make?
There is no set amount of money that a business assistant makes. The amount is based on the company's pay.
What does pay up to mean?
"Pay up to" typically refers to the maximum amount that someone is willing to pay for a service or product. It indicates a cap on the payment, suggesting that the actual amount paid could be less, depending on the circumstances or negotiations. This phrase is often used in contexts like job offers, promotions, or bidding situations.
1600 budget 1595 actual amount percent of variance?
If the budgeted amount is 0 and the actual amount is $300, what is the variance percentage?
What is your take home pay called?
Your take-home pay is commonly referred to as "net pay." This is the amount you receive after all deductions, such as taxes, social security, and retirement contributions, have been subtracted from your gross pay. It reflects the actual income you can use for personal expenses and savings.
