4 (a). You contribute $5,500 to your traditional IRA every year for 20 and earn 8 percent annually. If you are in the 24 percent income tax bracket, what will be your annual tax obligation when you withdraw the funds for the next 15 years if your funds continue to earn 8 percent? 4 (b). A widower currently has $107,500 yielding 8 percent annually. Can he withdraw $18,234 a year for the next 10 years? If he cannot, what return must he earn in order to withdraw $18,234 annually?

Throughout this course, you examined attributes of health educators that contribute to effective health education practice. You also examined NCHEC's Areas of Responsibility for Health Educators and identified opportunities to develop those skills that you may not possess or that you would like to refine. As you consider emerging trends within the field of health education, what role does the health educator play in promoting social change for this emerging trend? How will considerations for addressing this emerging trend inform the types of health education programs a health educator will implement?

For this Discussion, reflect on emerging trends within health education. Consider how health educators advocate for social change in addressing emerging trends and the skills health educators should possess in promoting social change.

4. Consider each of the following activities separately, how much does it contribute to US GDP?

(a) Company X in the US bought steel from another US company, which costs $50,000. Company X used the steel to make cars, and sold them for $150,000 this year.

(b) Your kid mows the lawn for your neighbor, and your neighbor gives him $50 for his work.

(c) This year, you sold your house for $500,000, which was built 100 years ago. Your agent charges you $10,000 for the agent services.

(d) Your mom gave you $1,000 for your birthday. You put $500 in your savings account.

11. Assume you contribute $500 per month to a retirement plan for 30 years. Then, you are able to increase the contribution to $600 per month for another 15 years. Given a nine (9) percent interest rate (as APR), what is the value of your retirement plan after the 45 years?

Group of answer choices

A. $3,740,279.81

B. $915,371.74

C. $3,190,385.51

D. $4,008,230.74

E. $4,655,6541.55

Brad, Scott, and Jake each contribute property to form BSJ Corporation. Brad contributes a building with a fair market value of $450,000 and a basis of $100,000 and receives 45% of the stock of BSJ. Scott contributes $100,000 cash and equipment with a fair market value and tax basis of $350,000, receiving 45% of the stock of BSJ. Jake contributes a collection of vintage automobiles with a fair market value of $150,000 and tax basis of $130,000 in exchange for 10% of the stock of BSJ and $50,000 cash. What tax basis will each take in their respective BSJ stock?

1. Who can contribute to a traditional IRA, and how much?

Nick, age 53, is single and has AGI of $67,000. He contributes $5,000 to his IRA in 2018.
How much can Nick deduct if he is not covered by an employer-sponsored qualified retirement plan?
How much can Nick deduct if he is covered by an employer-sponsored qualified retirement plan?

2. This problem is about self-employment taxes. Don't forget the ceiling on Social Security taxes.

George has $91,700 in salary from his full-time position and $43,000 in net income in 2018 from his sole proprietorship. What is his self-employment tax? What portion of this can he deduct?

Both John and Mary are aged 20 now. John plans to contribute $100 per month in advance into his superannuation fund for 20 years and stop contributing thereafter. Mary plans to start contributiing $200 per month in advance into her superannuation fund at her 40th birthday until she retires. They both plan to retire at age 60. If the annual rate of return is 06.00%, what are the accumulated values of their superannuation accounts at retirement?

How does investment in capital goods and infrastructure contribute to economic growth?

How could the omission of net exports from GDP overstate production? Or understate it?

How will a sustained appreciation of the U.S. dollar over time likely affect U.S. net exports?

Assume that the United States raises tariffs on products imported from other countries. What effect will this U.S. trade policy have in the short run if other nations do not change their policy? What effect will this policy have in the long run if other nations retaliate?

What two solutions did Keynes suggest as appropriate government policies in order to close a recessionary gap? Does the assumption of stuck prices hold true when the economy moves close to its potential output? Explain.

How do high rates of inflation affect the acceptability of a nation’s currency?

Both the core components and the peripheral, value-added supplemental components contribute to customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction. If the core is good, it does not enhance satisfaction much, because the customer expects it to be good. But if the core is bad, it can affect dissatisfaction. By comparison, the supplemental services can affect satisfaction or dissatisfaction. How do core factors, cues to quality, and interpersonal factors of a product influence your buying decisions. What about the supplemental services' influence? Explain with your supporting experiences.

This is a discussion post so no need to sound super smart! Thank you!

Both John and Mary are aged 20 now. John plans to contribute $168 per month

in advance into his superannuation fund for 20 years and stop contributing thereafter.

Mary plans to start contributing $336 per month in advance into her superannuation fund

at her 40th birthday until she retires.

They both plan to retire at age 60.

If the annual rate of return is 12.80%, what are the accumulated values of their

superannuation accounts at retirement?

Assume: NO fees, NO tax.