Correct Answer: d. ignore the Administrative Procedure Act to streamline proceedings. Question 4 1 out of 1 points Correct The Merit Systems Protection Board issues a rule. Like other administrative agencies' "legislative rules," this rule is as Answer Selected Answer: d. binding as a law passed by Congress. Correct Answer: d. binding as a law passed by Congress. Question 5 1 out of 1 points Correct The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants to seize certain documents of Mortgage Bank, Inc.
The IRS cannot make changes to Proposed Regulations before they become final. c. The public must be given an opportunity to comment on Proposed Regulations before they become final. d. Only (a) and (c) are correct. ___ 5. Which of the following IRS pronouncements has the highest weight of authority?
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IV. Issue Contract interpretation is a question of law reviewable de novo. When the meaning of contractual language is plain and unambiguous, construction is not necessary. If a contract is found to be ambiguous the rules of construction apply. Whether the language of a contract is ambiguous is a question of law.
Be sure to bring a copy of the most recent draft of the latest essay with you to every class for in-class peer review/revision work. Please be advised that this calendar is tentative and that adjustments, substitutions, and additions/deletions may occur. Any changes will be announced in class and by email. WEEK DAY READ IN-CLASS DUE 1 FRI 01/25 ● Syllabus/Calendar ● BB – Pope except
The appellate court reversed the trail court’s ruling that Winkle was entitled to the profit – sharing bonus. The court held the opinion that since Winkle has not been paid his salary and bonus, therefore the contract had not been executed. “Section 1698 of the Civil Code provides: A contract in writing may be altered by a contract in writing or by an executed oral agreement, and not otherwise.’… “Section 1698 has a dual operation. On the one hand it invalidates oral contracts of modification that are unexecuted, and on the other hand it validates executed agreements that might otherwise fail for lack of consideration...”(668 P 2d
Another element that must be established beyond a reasonable doubt so as to secure a conviction is that When the US government provides any section of money or property that is essential or demanded, or the state decides to return a contractor, grantee or recipient the requested or demanded money, false claim documents do not need to be submitted directly to the government as the provision virtually covers everything that is of value. 5. Lastly, the false claim is also founded on the element an individual has possession, custody, or control of a property or money used by the government, and lastly, intending to defraud the government. 2. HIPAA privacy standards were designed to accomplish what three broad objectives?
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue determined that the Taxpayers had realized income under code section 61 and failed to report any part of their expense-paid trip of $1,372.30 in their gross income on their federal tax return. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue asserted a tax deficiency of $356.79 plus interest. The Taxpayers paid the deficiency plus interest and timely filed a suit against the Internal Revenue Service for a refund. Issue Whether the cost of the expense-paid trip of $1,372.30 is taxable income to Mr. and Mrs. Gotcher under code section 61. Decision Decision in part for the Government and in part for the Taxpayers.
The employer’s facility is licensed as residential care facility, which omits it from Nursing Home Care Act. The second law “Residential Care Act” is governing living conditions such as lighting, temperature limits, ventilation, and other physical conditions. The employer argued that this act was not mentioned in district court so it should not apply and also the language was very general and not specific enough to rise to the level of a clear statement of public policy. The third law is “Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substance Act”, which makes stealing a controlled substance a criminal offense, but due to lack of clear and specific argument it was not applicable to discharge case. Broom and Miller’s appeal was not able establish how these laws obligates to their discharge case.
This is a comprehensive problem that covers all of the key concepts for week 5. • ASSESSMENT 1 DUE Tutorial • Exercise 6.3 and 6.5 should be attempted in small groups. These exercises consolidate all of the new information in problem 6.5 above, so use it and your lectures to help you complete these exercises. • Go to the AASB website (Google it) and use the link to the table of standards. Find AASB 102, the accounting standard that deals with Inventories, and then answer Discussion Q1 from the textbook.