Question
In the Balance Sheet, Corporate Dividend Tax will be
shown as a liability under the heading -Solution
Corporate Dividend Tax (often referred to as Dividend Distribution Tax or DDT) is typically shown as a liability on the balance sheet under the "Current Liabilities" section. This is because it represents a tax liability that the company owes and expects to settle in the short term, usually within the next accounting period.
Which of the following is/are constant along a demand curve?
(1) Income of the consumers
(2) Price of related goods
Which of the following is true for income elasticity of demand?
(1) It measures the responsiveness of quantity demanded of a good with respect...
Which of the following is true as per the law of supply?
(1) There is a negative relation between quantity supplied and price
(2) The...
A perfectly elastic demand curve is
For normal goods, the demand curve has a/an_______ slope.