REG Study Group Q4 2014 - Page 244

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  • #632852
    WANNABE_CPA
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    Thanks Mommybear…i am feeling better now πŸ™‚

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    #632853
    taxman89
    Participant

    C but am confused as to how C and D are different

    Aud-75 3x I knew i never liked you
    Bec-77 1x being in the bubble is stressful
    Reg-82 4x its not me its you...and no we cant be friends
    Far-78 1x easiest section

    #632854
    MommyBear
    Member

    These exams are all about the emotional ups and downs. Doubting yourself for a bad quiz grade and then being uplifting again . It's a vicious damn cycle.

    #632855
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    25.C?

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    #632856
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    I know, we ll be masters of lifting ourselves up after this CPA journey is done

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    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

    #632857
    MommyBear
    Member

    It is C! I don't really understand how they are different, except that he can't accept the goods anywhere but the warehouse because of the FOB-Parco's warehouse wording

    Risk of loss for the appliances will pass to Parco when they are tendered at Parco's warehouse. The contract specified β€œFOBβ€”Parco's warehouse.” Parco is the buyer in this transaction. FOB means Free on Board. Parco's warehouse makes this a destination contract. When the goods are delivered to Parco's warehouse, then Parco becomes liable for their loss or damage

    #632858
    MommyBear
    Member

    26–Under the Negotiable Instruments Article of the U.C.C. (Article 3), when an instrument is indorsed β€œPay to John Doe” and signed β€œFaye Smith,” which of the following statements is correct?

    Payment of the instrument is guaranteed.

    The instrument can be further negotiated.

    Both

    1 only

    2 only

    neither

    #632859
    taxman89
    Participant

    “I know, we ll be masters of lifting ourselves up after this CPA journey is done” or masters of beating ourselves up lol

    Aud-75 3x I knew i never liked you
    Bec-77 1x being in the bubble is stressful
    Reg-82 4x its not me its you...and no we cant be friends
    Far-78 1x easiest section

    #632860
    taxman89
    Participant

    pretty sure 2 is right so i am going with A lol

    Aud-75 3x I knew i never liked you
    Bec-77 1x being in the bubble is stressful
    Reg-82 4x its not me its you...and no we cant be friends
    Far-78 1x easiest section

    #632861
    MommyBear
    Member

    We'll definitely be masters of something. πŸ™‚

    #632862
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    i think there are two types of FOB…when they say warehouse it should be at the warehouse and not just delivered to the buyer..I will have to check but i remember ding such questions and thinking warehouse when asked specifically…pick the warehouse answer

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    REG : 72 ,80 (2/25) πŸ™‚
    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

    #632863
    MommyBear
    Member

    I think that question sucks. I know for a fact that if I cut a check to a vendor and someone else endorse's it I can file a fraud claim for “fraudulent endorsement” and we can get our money back so how the heck does that translate to being able to still guarantee the payment???

    A is right–both

    With the indorsement of β€œPay to John Doe” and signed β€œFaye Smith” the instrument becomes order paper. John Doe must indorse the check for it to become negotiable. The word β€œguaranteed” used in the first part of the answers is a bit strong, but clearly the maker is liable for payment and any unrestricted indorsers are secondarily liable.

    #632864
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    26.A?

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    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

    #632867
    taxman89
    Participant

    adding in a Q of my own real quick lol

    Wages paid for domestic services are subject to special rules for determining whether they are subject to payroll taxes. When are domestic wages subject to Social Security and Medicare tax?

    A.

    Over $1,800 to one employee in a year

    B.

    Over $2,000 total wages in a year

    C.

    Over $1,000 total wages in a quarter

    D.

    Only if requested by employee

    Aud-75 3x I knew i never liked you
    Bec-77 1x being in the bubble is stressful
    Reg-82 4x its not me its you...and no we cant be friends
    Far-78 1x easiest section

    #632868
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    No clue Taxman..what is the answer

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    BEC : 78 (8/27) πŸ™‚
    REG : 72 ,80 (2/25) πŸ™‚
    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

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