For How Many Weeks Can an Employee Who Is Let

question 51

Multiple Choice

For how many weeks can an employee who is let go through no fault of his or her own receive unemployment compensation?

• A) no more than 36 weeks
• B) 365 days
• C) 13 weeks
• D) until gainfully employed
• E) 26 weeks

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Definitions:

Bad Debts Expense

An expense reported on the income statement, representing the money lost by a business from non-recoverable credit sales.

Temporary Differences

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Permanent Differences

Permanent differences are disparities between taxable income and accounting income that arise from certain transactions and events, which will not reverse in the future.

Deferred Tax Assets

Future tax benefits arising from situations where the amount of taxes paid on financial statements exceeds the amount owed for tax purposes, which can be used to reduce future tax liability.