The ability of the customer to track their order from placement to delivery is

A) customer experience.
B) order visibility.
C) product availability.
D) response time.


Answer: B

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Felix and Ian allocate 2/5 of their partnership's profits and losses to Felix and 3/5 to Ian. The net income of the firm is $20,000. The journal entry to close the Income Summary will include ________.

A) credit to Ian, Capital for $12,000 B) debit to Felix, Capital for $12,000 C) debit to Felix, Capital for $8000 D) credit to Income Summary for $20,000

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. If an individual taxpayer's net long-term capital losses exceed the net short-term capital gains, the excess may be offset against ordinary income up to $3,000 per year. Any excess losses over $3,000 may be carried over indefinitely. 2. If an individual taxpayer's net long-term capital losses exceed the net short-term capital gains, the excess may be offset against ordinary income up to $3,000 per year. Any excess losses over $3,000 may be carried back three years and carried forward five years. 3. When an individual taxpayer has NSTCL and NLTCG, the loss is offset against NLTCG from the 28% group, then NLTCG from the 25% group, and finally against NLTCG from the 15% or 20% group. 4. Taxpayers who own mutual funds recognize their share of capital gains even if no distributions are received. 5. Stock purchased on December 15, 2017, which becomes worthless in March 2018, produces a STCL since the holding period is one year or less.

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In the context of what to measure in an appraisal, focusing on results means that the appraisal should

A. describe the extent to which an employee has satisfied the objectives for which he or she is responsible. B. describe specific actions or patterns of actions. C. be subjective and outside employees' control. D. be based on the labels assigned to people who behave in a particular way.

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Sylvia owns 25% of Cormorant Corporation. Cormorant sells diamonds to retail jewelry businesses. While Cormorant has a deficit in accumulated E & P of $56,000 at the beginning of the year, its current E & P is $500,000 . Since the company had a

successful year, Cormorant pays a $36,000 distribution to each of the company's four shareholders on December 15 . Three shareholders receive cash, but Cormorant distributes a diamond (adjusted basis of $40,000 and a fair market value of $36,000) to Sylvia in lieu of cash. Determine the effect of distributing the diamond on Cormorant's and on Sylvia's taxable income. What is Sylvia's basis in the diamond? Was the distribution good tax planning on the part of Cormorant? Why or why not?

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