FILING TAX RETURNS IN CANADA

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FILING TAX RETURNS IN CANADA.

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Filing tax returns in Canada.

Question 1A.

When the demand curve moves to the right, filing taxes becomes complex, especially for students. This makes the students be offered unique cards and promotions when doing their filing. However, it is not easy to handle the foreign property with an inelastic software establishment and the price-insensitive for the demand of the product. Individuals in Canada file their taxes annually, which can either be business or personal taxes. Business expertise, students, and professors do filing of taxes, but only a few remain faithful out of many. (Sturm, 2020).

Question 1B.

The movement of demand-curve along a demand curve is an essential strategy for pricing used in Canada. Therefore, different points in the same demand curve are not on the different demand curves. Those who fail to file their taxes are charged a fee at the end of the year. Robson, et al (2020)

Question 2.

FC=fixed costs

P=price

UVC=unit variable costs.

a)                  BEP=FC/P-UVC

BEP=$12,000/$109-$29

= $150 Tax Filings

b)                  BEP= 12,000/ $39- $29

=$300 Tax Filings

c)                  BEP= $12000/$39-$29

=$1200 Tax Filing

d)                 Profit= total revenue- total cost

= (unit price * quantity sold) - Total cost

= ($ 129*2,000) -$12,000+ ($29*2,000)

Profit =$178,000

Question 3.

a)                  BEP=$6,000/ $129-$19

=$55 tax filing

b)                  Profit= total revenue- total cost

= (unit price* quantity sold) –total cost

= (129*2,000) - $6,000+ ($19*2,000)

Profit=$214,000