What is the first step in examining a legal case using IRAC method?

A) application of the law to the facts of a case using critical thinking
B) identification of a legal issue that is to be answered
C) identification of the law that is to be applied to a case
D) reaching a conclusion


B

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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Copper, Inc purchased merchandise worth $1,800 on credit, terms n/30 and returned merchandise worth $200 on next day. What is the required journal entry to record the merchandise returns under the periodic inventory system?

A) Accounts Payable 200 Purchases Returns and Allowances 200 B) Accounts Payable 200 Merchandise Inventory 200 C) Merchandise Inventory 200 Purchases Returns and Allowances 200 D) Purchases Returns and Allowances 200 Merchandise Inventory 200

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Classify each of the following independent statements:.

A. Cash dividends on stock owned by the decedent (declaration and record dates preceded death but payment date was after death). B. State income tax refund received after death on a tax return filed before death. C. Note receivable issued by a grandson and forgiven by the decedent in her will. D.  Land held as tenants by the entirety with surviving spouse. Decedent provided none of the funds. E. Decedent owned a policy on the life of his spouse with himself as the designated beneficiary. The spouse survives. F. Interest on municipal bonds accrued after death. G. Ten cemetery lots purchased by decedent prior to death for use by himself and his family. H.  Bank account held as joint tenant with mother. Mother provided all of the funds. Mother survives. I. Proceeds of an insurance policy on decedent's life. Decedent's son purchased the policy and is its owner and beneficiary.

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________ are intangible and represent formulated thoughts or opinions, whereas ________ are intangible products that cannot be touched, weighed, or measured.

A. products; services B. ideas; products C. ideas; services D. services; products E. products; ideas

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