Please help me to solve this question Subjective Short Answer10. Ted was shopping for a new automobile. He found one that met his needs and agreed to purchase it for $23,000. Hehad shopped around and concluded that he could not get a better price from another dealer. After he had paid for theautomobile, the dealer called to notify Ted that he was entitled to a manufacturer's rebate of $1,500. The next weekhe received a $1,500 check from the manufacturer. In addition, Ted noticed that the manufacturer left a computer(used for quality control) in the trunk of the car when it was delivered. Ted notified the manufacturer and returnedthe computer. The manufacturer was so thankful, they gave Ted $2,000 cash and a credit of $1,500 towards thepurchase and installation of new car speakers the next time Ted has his car serviced. Ted is not interested in thespeakers and does not believe he will ever have the speakers installed; however, he thanks the manufacturer for theirgenerosity. How much should Ted include in gross income?

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ded that he could not get a better price from and motify Ted that he was entitled to a manufacturer's rebate of $1,500. ▪ the manufacturer. In addition, Ted noticed that the manufacturer le runk of the car when it was delivered. Ted notified the manufactu was so thankful, they gave Ted $2,000 cash and a credit of $1,50 car speakers the next time Ted has his car serviced. Ted is not ir will ever have the speakers installed; however, he thanks the ma

ded that he could not get a better price from and motify Ted that he was entitled to a manufacturer's rebate of $1,500. ▪ the manufacturer. In addition, Ted noticed that the manufacturer le runk of the car when it was delivered. Ted notified the manufactu was so thankful, they gave Ted $2,000 cash and a credit of $1,50 car speakers the next time Ted has his car serviced. Ted is not ir will ever have the speakers installed; however, he thanks the ma

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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Chapter6: Business Expenses

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