A Term May Be Substantively Unconscionable If It Is Imposed

question 7

True/False

A term may be substantively unconscionable if it is imposed upon the weaker party because of fine print.

Calculate the standard deductions and tax liabilities for individuals based on their income and filing status.

Know the threshold for underpayment penalties and how to avoid them.

Understand the implications of early withdrawal penalties and how they can be claimed on tax returns.

Be familiar with the Social Security wage limitation and its application.

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Definitions:

Representation

The act of standing in for or acting on behalf of others, or the presentation of information in a particular manner.

Detrimental Reliance

A legal term describing a situation where an individual suffers harm by relying on a promise or representation made by another.

Rescind

To revoke, cancel, or repeal a contract, agreement, or order.

Estimate of Value

An approximation of something's worth, determined through analysis or professional appraisal techniques.