Answer:
Property tax assessment
Explanation:
Under construction propertiesare taxed at 12%
From my according
I will give 30 points if somebody answers all of these questions !!!
Oh heck yeah, that's a lot of points!! Here we go.
1. Teamwork allows an employee to be more responsible for decision making and have more control over the work process. Working in teams also gives employees a greater sense of belonging, which can help them have more pride in their job and therefore, their company.
2. Direct, Coach, Delegate, and Support.
Direct: High directive but low supportive behavior.Coach: High directive + support behavior, ideal for the workplaceDelegate: Low support + directive, not good for the workplaceSupport: High supportive, low directive.3.
Goals that are agreed upon and committed tooRoles that are clear and conflict freeProcesses such as effective meetings, problem solving, and design makingInterpersonal Relationships4. The process in which two or more people work toward a solution or dispute.
5. An image that you've created around your professional self. It should represent a combination of skills and experiences that are unique to you, rather than your company or product.
6. Review your decision and its consequences, both positive and negative.
7. It is essential to making a good decision.
I hope this helps you!! Thank you so much for the points by the way!!
The Southwest Clothing Company borrowed a sum of cash on October 1, 2016 and signed a note payable. The annual interest rate was 12% and the company's year Income Statement (accounting period ending December 31) reported interest expense of 1.260 € related to that note. What was the amount borrowed?
Answer:
$42,000
Explanation:
Calculation for the amount borrowed
Amount borrowed=$1,260/(12% x 3/12)
Amount borrowed=$1,260/0.03
Amount borrowed=$42,000
Note that October 1, 2016 to 31 December 2016 will gives us 3 months
Based on the above calculation $42,000 which is the amount borrowed x 12% x 3/12 = Interest expense amount of $1,260
Therefore the amount borrowed is $42,000