Depending on the location if the house and how much you want to sell it for. Just make sure basic things such as Holes in wall’s are fixed or more noticeable details. Otherwise if the house is in good shape and appliances, heating, water are all fine then not a lot.
Answer:
Gross profit will be $4
Explanation:
We have given that merchant purchased a jacket for $60
So purchased price = $60
Let the markup price is x
Now according to question selling price = x+60
Now it is given that marked up price is 25 % of the selling price
So 
X = 20
So selling price = 60+20 =80
Now there is discount of 20%
So price after discount = 
So gross profit = $64 -$60 = 4
Answer:
D) Both A. and B. are true.
- A) The schedule provides no information as to whether Jurisdiction M's tax is horizontally equitable.
- B) Jurisdiction M's tax is vertically equitable.
Explanation:
When we are talking about horizontal equity of a tax, we are talking about how the tax base is measured and the ability that taxpayers have to pay the tax. There is nothing here about tax base or taxpayers' ability to pay.
On the other hand, vertical equity deals with the tax rate structure. In this case, the tax rate is progressive, meaning that it increases as the taxpayers' income increases. Progressive taxes are vertically equitable.
If the question is trying to ask whether it is true or false, the answer is false. It is because whatever you chose or the decisions you make, there is always a cause, or things affecting your decision in which you will be held accountable for such as the statement above implies, you are accountable of resources and such when you choose.
