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Sandra is an employee at Jackson Hill Ltd. in Jamaica. She falls in the exempt category for uniforms supplied by the company. Calculate Sandra’s tax benefit if the cost of the uniform to the employer was $10,000.
A.$4,261
B.$2,500
C.$1,434.75
D.$1,065.25
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Torrence Corporation has the following data:
Accounts Receivable:
. December 31, 2010: $105,000.00
January 31, 2011: $135,000.00
Sales During:
. December 2010: x
January 2011: y
Sales Collections:
. During the month of sales: 45%
Next month of sales: 55%
. No bad debts (all sales are collected).
Find the sales made during December.
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