Discuss the general rule regarding when a court will entertain an appeal to an administrative process and the reason for the rule
The general rule is that a court will not entertain an appeal to review the administrative process until the agency has had the chance to act and the party challenging the agency's actions has pursued all possible avenues of relief before the agency. This requirement conserves judicial resources.
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Which of the following would be used in the computation of an initial investment?
A) the annual after-tax inflow expected from the investment B) the initial purchase price of the investment C) the historic cost of the existing investment D) the profits from the new investment
Which of the following statements regarding mergers and taxes is FALSE?
A) Carryback and carryforward provisions essentially deliver the benefits of conglomeration to a small firm with volatile earnings. B) It might appear that a conglomerate has a tax advantage over a single-product firm simply because losses in one division can offset profits in another division. C) Companies with current-year losses can also use them to offset earnings (carryback) for the twenty prior years. D) The IRS will disallow a tax break if it can show that the principal reason for a takeover is tax avoidance, so it is unlikely that the tax advantage could, by itself, be a valid reason to acquire another firm.
Compare and contrast insider trading and whistle-blowing
What will be an ideal response?
JIT production means that we produce the product before it is required so the customer does not wait for the product.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)