Answer:
This cannot be considered fraud because gift cards are not legally money or money equivalents. All you can do is contact the issuing company and file a complaint with them.
Sadly, this type of scams have become more common lately. Even the FBI warns consumers that they need to be extra careful when buying a car online. They even have a website where you can file a report since it is considered a federal crime, but you must have legally paid for the car somehow.
A price markup is an increase in the price the dealer sells that he ensures in order to gain guaranteed profit. If the markup is 20%, this means that he added 20% of what he paid for the car, and used this price for sale. Therefore, we let x be the price the dealer paid for the car.
$5999 = x + 0.2x = 1.2x
x = $4999
Thus, the dealer paid $4999 originally for the car.
Answer:
Answer is given below.
Explanation:
-Income from Continuing Operation 700000
-Discontinued Operations
-Loss from operations of 60000
discontinued segment (75000*80%)
-Gain on disposal of discontinued 168000 108000
segment (210000*80%)
-Net Income 808000
I would say the best answer to go with is A. Not to sure.