more income that they get, more car that they can buy because income and value are depends on each other.
The divorce decree has NOTHING to do with the contract between the lender and whomever signed it. IF your name is on the contract, you will be responsible for the balance due until it is paid in full or discharged by B/K. The first thing to TRY is get possession of the car and sell it.
Theoretically, it is possible. The metal can be ground into pieces for ease of eating...although you might get a bit of indigestion. You could also just melt the metal and have it for a drink.
A "down payment" is an initial sum of money or something else of value that is paid to secure the purchase, barter, or trade for another thing of value. In effect, it is intended to ensure that the payer will pay the balance of the agreed price, or will otherwise come through on his/her/its end of the bargain. Often, if there is not payment of delivery of the remaining amount, the down payment is forfeited.
The recommended interval for checking the oil level in a car is typically every 1,000 miles or at least once a month.
If a car is stalled in a parking lot, it is recommended to contact a roadside assistance service or the parking lot owner for help. They will typically have the resources and experience to assist you with getting your car running again or arranging for a tow.
Depends on your income.
You can write off the total value for which the car is sold by the charity from your federal income taxes.
No.
The relationship between the mass of a car and its kinetic energy is direct and proportional. This means that as the mass of the car increases, its kinetic energy also increases. Conversely, if the mass decreases, the kinetic energy of the car will also decrease. This relationship is important to consider when understanding how the mass of a car affects its motion and energy.
If it's in your name Yes you do.-------------------------------------------------------------------------Yes, the gift is income and must be reported on both your Federal and State income taxes (Local income taxes too if you have those), if its value exceeds the gift limit.The value of a new car will definitely exceed this limit and will have to be reported. A used car may not have to be reported, if it is old enough.Check with a tax professional if you have trouble finding the gift limit to check if you must report the gift income on your returns.
The different between relationship and ownership is that, relationship means how closer are you with a person. While ownership means a person who has something, examples car, motorcycle, bag, phone, e.t.c.
Certainly. It has value and you have received it as a winning.
Something that will have a link/relationship to something else. For example: The relationship between the speed of a car, and the angle of a hill is: The steeper the hill, the faster the car will go.
The difference between the value of a car when it is new and its reduced value after ownership is commonly referred to as "depreciation." Depreciation represents the decline in the car's market value over time due to factors such as wear and tear, age, and usage. This reduction in value occurs gradually, impacting the resale or trade-in value of the vehicle.
My feeling is between 25-40, depending on your level of income and their level of service.
In a word; no. However, the A/C compressor's clutch relies on your car's battery to properly engage, so one could say there is "a relationship".
Think about it as a toy car on a wooden track. The more the car weighs, the more friction between the car and track. Therefore, reducing speed(b/c of friction). Hope this helps!