If the rosebush dies while in transit, the carrier will be liable to Sarah, the principal.
<h3>Who is the carrier liable to?</h3>
- The carrier will be liable to the person that it engaged in a business transaction to ship goods to another person.
In other words, the carrier will be liable to Sarah because it was Sarah that they got into business with. Sarah will then be liable to the buyer for the death of the rosebush.
In conclusion, option B is correct.
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Answer:
You agree that test marketing could be helpful, but you point out that it may also reveal your ideas to your competitors.
Explanation:
In the give scenario the existing famous cheesy butter biscuits sales are going down. In an effort to increase the revenue of the business the head of product development has a theory that people want lighter options today, and she has recommended test marketing a lower-fat version of the biscuits at select locations in eight major cities across the United States.
This is an innovative solution to the problem and the head of product development should be encouraged to drive the test marketing.
However marketing a lower-fat version of the biscuits at select locations in eight major cities will expose the strategy to competitors. It will be better to conduct the test in a more controlled environment away from competitors.
Answer:
i. $40,000
ii. $410,000
iii. 180 days after July 12, 2015
Explanation:
i. The taxpayer's recognized gain is $40,000 ($450,000 -$410,000). The cost of the new office - the amount received from the insurance company.
ii. The taxpayer's basis for the new office is the cost of purchasing the new office building which is $410,000.
iii. Taxpayers can qualify for deferral treatment if they reinvest proceeds into a QOF (Qualified Opportunity Funds) within 180 days of receiving the gain. Because the new office was purchased on July 12, this is the applicable date.
